Elon Musk wants to use SpaceX rockets to travel anywhere on Earth

The spaceship, dubbed the BFR, would carry about 100 people into outer space, but at the end of his presentation Elon Musk floated the idea of using it to fly anywhere around the world in less than 60 minutes.

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SpaceX promises a Moon vacation in 2018

We heard it was something like $80M these two anonymous and rich tourists will be paying - each, for this one-of-a-kind/once-in-a-life-time 'vacation'...

This week, SpaceX announced a new goal for 2018: sending two people on a one-week trip around the Moon. The passengers are not NASA astronauts but two paying customers who have already put down significant deposits for the mission. It’s a trip that will officially put SpaceX in the space tourism business — and it’s also a trip that could spark a small space race with NASA.
The Crew Dragon might land using parachutes or even a water landing, but the animation from SpaceX of it's propulsive landing techology was too good not to use.

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