Raptor

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Raptor is SpaceX’s next-generation methane-fueled rocket engine designed to power the company’s Starship launch system with high efficiency and reusability.

All labels observed (4)

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Raptor canonical 4
Raptor 1 1
Raptor 2 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf liquid-propellant rocket engine
methane-fueled rocket engine
rocket engine
abbreviation Raptor engine
application interplanetary transport
orbital launch
combustionType staged combustion
company SpaceX
countryOfOrigin United States
designer SpaceX
designGoal deep throttling capability
high efficiency
high reusability
support rapid launch cadence
developer Elon Musk-led SpaceX engineering teams
engineCycle full-flow staged combustion
flowType full-flow
fuel liquid methane
generation next-generation SpaceX engine
intendedEnvironment sea-level operation
vacuum operation
intendedVehicle Starship
Super Heavy
linked to: Super Heavy booster
launchSystem Starship launch system
manufacturer SpaceX
notableFeature designed for many reuse cycles
uses methane instead of RP-1 kerosene
oxidizer liquid oxygen
predecessor Merlin
primaryUse first stage propulsion
second stage propulsion
propellant methane
oxygen
propellantCombination methane-oxygen
propellantRatio methalox
propellantType liquid methane
liquid oxygen
reusability designed for reuse
status in development
in testing
technologyType cryogenic engine
thrustClass high-thrust engine
usedBy SpaceX
usedFor Starship booster propulsion
Starship ship propulsion
variant Raptor Vacuum
Raptor sea-level

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Starship engineType Raptor
Starship upperStageEngineVariant Raptor Vacuum
linked to: Raptor
Raptor engine variant Raptor 1
linked to: Raptor
Raptor engine variant Raptor 2
linked to: Raptor