This is a thing, cardboard in space?
Lol, no. Looks like there's some people up top using them for sun/wind/something blockers.
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This is a thing, cardboard in space?
In that video there is a brief shot of 3 large red Kuka manufacturing robots arriving on a flatbed semi. Obviously Elon wants to automate Super Heavy/Starship manufacturing as much as possible to decrease cost and speed up production.Oops, just found a more recent video, from July 21.
Woo hoo! Great news. I’ve been hoping that SpaceX is not having pandemic-related problems at Boca Chica, since things in Texas are pretty bad right now. Hope all the employees there are healthy and staying safe.@elonmusk
"Starship SN5 just completed full duration static fire. 150m hop soon."
At 30:25, "It's still there!"SpaceX completes static fire of Starship prototype, will hop next
Static fire is at the 30:18 point in this video.
I don't know most of the answers you are looking for, but I'm pretty sure none of them hold RP-1, given that Raptor uses Methane.Seeing that photo makes me want more information about all those tanks shown on the right. Do all the same-colored tanks hold the same stuff; O2 or RP-1? If so, why so many different size tanks and why are the dark tanks all vertical and almost all the white tanks horizontal (except one)? And why such a seemingly disorganized layout?
Oops, my brain is in an F9 rut. Thanks for the correction!I don't know most of the answers you are looking for, but I'm pretty sure none of them hold RP-1, given that Raptor uses Methane.
Folded/ retracted underneath.Today may be the day SpaceX’s Starship prototype takes flight
Sure hope so. But I don’t see any landing legs on SN5. Am I missing them?
Powered or spring and latch.Thanks. Interesting. So they have some travel built into them. Do you think their mechanism is powered or when released they simply passively “fall down”?
Need to be able to handle those Martian boulders...Later version will have more travel for uneven ground and wind resistance.
Looks like a launch today is unlikely. I don’t see any signs that SN5 tanks are under pressure.