As for what World View will feel like on the inside for its eight riders (six passengers, two crew), that part of the experience hasn’t actually been designed yet. Goode admits that proper ergonomics will be a tight fit—though riders will be able to stand, he promises—and due to weight constraints, the cabin won’t be "lavish." But you can hear it in Goode’s cadence—getting faster as he talks—that he’s not despondent at the project constraints, but eager for the challenge to redefine space travel.