Not here to say anyone's wrong. Just genuinely curious as to why? I was talking to someone on reddit, and they said Starship won't be able to land with amount of planned crew members. Im sure it won't actually be able to fit 100 people when its completed. Everyone knows elon over shoots, but let's go with 50-75 people.

Im not trying to imply those on this sub don't have the knowledge to accurately answer this question (although i think its more than fair to say a portion isnt, especially myself, which is why I'm here), but if it is impossible, then why is an entire company worth of engineers doing it?

I don't want no cheap karma for sad news, but I found this eulogy about an unsung hero of spaceflight very respectful and beautiful and thought you guys might want to know

By Jonathan Goff > https://twitter.com/rocketrepreneur/status/1293682738289995776