SpaceX BFR :-Delhi to Tokyo in 30 min


SpaceX the futuristic company headed by a visionary Elon Musk has come up with a new concept that will change the way we travel.Basically SpaceX is the same company that has been pioneer in use of Reusable and automatically returning rockets.It has brought a new revolution to the industry.The same company has now brought a new concept that is Earth to Earth Travel with the help of BFR Rocket.

What is a BFR Rocket ?
BFR is short form for Big Falcon Rocket.The Big Falcon Rocket is a Reusable Rocket that will have 40 passenger cabins.The Rocket can a operate at an maximum speed of 27,000kmph.This makes travelling very fast.The Rocket has 31 raptor Engines that help it achieve the maximum speed.The Rocket is powered completely by clean fuel or renewable fuel therefore the rocket is very cost effective .Infact it the world's most efficient Rocket.The SpaceX BFR also has the largest payload capacity(100,000 kg) to be found on any Rocket.


How SpaceX BFR will change the way we travel?
As the SpaceX BFR has a maximum speed of 27,000kmph which makes it 27 times faster than the current fast Airplane that we have.The Earth to Earth travel is expected to be a reality by the year 2020.If the concept turns out to be reality we will be able to travel anywhere in the world within less than an hour a infact some routes like Delhi to Tokyo will be covered within 27 min.

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