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The new SpaceX Raptor engines burn Methane. Other than stuff intended to stay in orbit SpaceX stuff comes back for reuse or burns up on reentry. Space tourism for the rich began in 2001, Musks plan is very different.

Update... Since June 2010, rockets from the SpaceX Falcon 9 family have been launched 105 times. Todays launch went swimmingly

You missed something, SpaceX only gave it a 30% chance of total success, it was a prototype of which they have many at various stages of construction. SN8 achieved far more than expected, thats a success

You must mean weeks not years lol. The next SN prototype will ready for launch in no time (despite damage from tipping over in the highbay) , and the one after and so on. SpaceX only gave SN8 a 30% chance of a full success. SpaceX have only taken money from 1 person and he is paying in installments as each goal is achieved

What differences in the design would you expect and why?

Since June 2010, rockets from the SpaceX Falcon 9 family have been launched 104 times, with 102 full mission successes, one partial failure and one total loss of spacecraft, that's a 98.08% success rate. The recent SN8 (Starship prototype) test went very well to those of us who understand prototype testing.