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Thing is most lava related scenarios involve suicide, so a jump vertically into a pool of lava. Where the human would be stopped on the surface by it's incredible density.

But it seems in this scenario the slag moved into their paths, wrapping and engulfing their feet and legs. The ones that died must of tripped and suffered incredible burns.

The company is wholly responsible for these men's brutal deaths.

Edit: fucking God one of the people, one who wasn't covered immediately, a 21 year old whose not much older than me, called his mother while stick and burning and was begging to be saved into her voicemail. Jesus.

Basically this design, but put together with spare parts and is more dangerous.

This shows a cutaway of the boat design which shows a bit more on how they're supposed to work.

You know, you idolize Elon and it sounds like you strive to follow in his footsteps of running companies that are revolutionizing technology like spaceX and Telsa.

But you realise Elon is actually intelligent and very, very hard working and actually went to university, right?

A question for both Tim and Tariq,

Can we expect SpaceX's BFR to grow in size to approach the original concepts dimensions and power as it gets developed after its first flight like we saw in the Falcon 9 through its life?

Or do you think it'll just be off to the next big rocket? (Suppose we'll call that one the E(xtra)BFR)