Just a small thing, It's Vandenberg not Vandenburg
I don't think the landing zone in Vandenberg is called LZ-2Only one extra landing pad is currently being build at LC-13 Hope that helps
Might be debatable depending on definitions, but I would say BFR was announced before Sept 2017.ITS presented at IAC 2016 was the rocket unofficially called BFR hitherto, and BFR presented at IAC 2017 is just a downscaled ITS.
Regarding the slide for FH:"It will be the worlds most powerful rocket ever launched"Might want to say this instead:It will be the world's most powerful rocket currently flying
Quote from: flyright on 11/15/2017 11:15 pmRegarding the slide for FH:"It will be the worlds most powerful rocket ever launched"Might want to say this instead:It will be the world's most powerful rocket currently flyingI'm guessing you're saying this since BFR would beat it out of that spot once it launches but i do agree that it should be said like that.
Quote from: basedoesgames on 11/15/2017 11:33 pmQuote from: flyright on 11/15/2017 11:15 pmRegarding the slide for FH:"It will be the worlds most powerful rocket ever launched"Might want to say this instead:It will be the world's most powerful rocket currently flyingI'm guessing you're saying this since BFR would beat it out of that spot once it launches but i do agree that it should be said like that.Saturn V, Shuttle, and N-1 were all more powerful and were all launched (with varying degress of success).Phrase it as "Falcon Heavy will, once first launched, be the most powerful rocket currently in operation."
September 28, 2008: SpaceX was the first private company tolaunch a Liquid Fueled Rocket to orbit.
4 Launches were Dragon Launches (1 Orbital Test, 1 Demo Test,and 2 CRS Missions)