Musk: Starship will be able to deliver about 100 tons of payload to Starlink orbit within 12 months
Musk posted on social platform X, saying that we are refining the design of the V3 Starship. SpaceX expects to achieve a weekly Starship launch frequency in about 12 months. This will enable the fully reusable Starship to deliver approximately 100 tons of payload to the Starlink orbit. This is a major breakthrough.
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