SpaceX wants to carry out short test flights with Mars rocket by next year

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  1. Hilbert Hagedoorn

    Hilbert Hagedoorn Don Vito Corleone Staff Member

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    At a SXSW event in the US, SpaceX CEO Elon Musk announced that it is their intention to conduct short test flights in the first half of 2019 with the company's Mars rocket, also known as BFR. It's this type of the first rocket that must be able to bring people to Mars.

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  2. corneliusc

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    Let me guess: BFR stands for Big F... Rocket :)
     
  3. CalculuS

    CalculuS Ancient Guru

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    Boring fuel rocket?

     
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  4. The Laughing Ma

    The Laughing Ma Ancient Guru

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    Gonna have to be much more than 'short test flights' if they wanna get to Mars ;)

    May I suggest they try some f*cking big a*s test flights?
     

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    The Laughing Ma Ancient Guru

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    Ignore or delete pls
     
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    Gotta love Musk. He’s a troll first.
     
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    Even tho i'd never pass any fitness test these days i'd still be the first one to get the frack off this planet. As long as i have a PC to play with and an internet connection i'd be gone. Maybe 6G will work from the surface of Mars. Latency would suck but eventually there would be enough people there to start a new web.
     

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