Chris Bergin suggests that there is something pretty exciting about the payload bay doors likely destined for the company's prototype.
The details of how the space company will deliver cargo into space are still being kept under wraps. The company announced earlier this year that it will use the rocket to deliver its Starlink broadband-beaming satellites to space.
A conveyor-belt style delivery mechanism has been installed inside the cargo bay, which is believed to be the reason why the company is trying to deliver satellites into orbit.
In the April 2020 edition of the User Guide, the company described a cargo configuration that would allow for the deployment of cargo autonomously.
We know that the cargo bay will be huge, as the company is hoping to launch over 100 tons into the sky at one time.
A major upgrade over the approximately 60 satellites the company can deliver is the ability of Starship to ferry up to 400 Starlink satellites in a single launch.
The company is on the platform. The production of Crew Dragon capsule was halted by the company last month, suggesting that they could take over the task of transporting astronauts into space and eventually to the surface of the Moon and Mars.
We're curious to find out how the Starlink satellites will be delivered using the new heavy launch system.
Fans of the company were annoyed that the launch wouldn't involve a weed joke.
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