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I think the skirt at the bottom already has room for the raptors. Not sure how many (1 or 3) may be added to to SN4. As I understand it, the launch mount has some kind of hydraulic system for simulating stress from engine thrust, so they can test the structure without ruining any raptors if things go bad. Check out this video from BocaChicaGal with great views of SN4 being lowered onto the mount. It also has closeups of the hexagonal heat shield tiles they are testing.Great photo! So once SN4 — fingers crossed — passes the pressurization tests is an additional section added at the bottom, extending the length of the vehicle, to mount the engines to?
Actually, as you can imagine he was not really under there. He was filming a remote camera feed.Video: Elon hanging out under a snowy SN4.
Elon Musk on Twitter
Looks like a single raptor on SN4 for a 150m hop, per Elon’s tweets.They'll be putting the engines on later this week according to Elon.
Yes, I was pretty sure that during that test no humans were allowed within at least a hundred meters of the vehicle!Actually, as you can imagine he was not really under there. He was filming a remote camera feed.