INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
can well see, the Starship test rocket has a stainless steel skin, which had a few people scratching their heads
Steel is indeed quite durable, but weighs more than other materials used in rockets, like carbon fiber, aluminum and titanium
rocket.The Starship rocket, previously called the BFR, is an integral piece of the SpaceX road map
lots of heat).This test model, currently at the Boca Chica, Texas launch site, is meant for suborbital VTOL tests, which will take place in
The orbital version will be taller, with thicker skins, and a more smoothly curving nose section, with launches on the books for 2020.
