02 / FALCON 50 · PARABOLES · BODIES IN THE CABIN
Mu-G's cabin, built in three dimensions from the drawing: a 6'3" hull, an 8'2" floor, the channel down the middle. The four of you built to your exact heights. Drag to turn the cabin. Pinch or scroll to zoom. Pick a performer, pick a pose, and let the bodies spin. When a body passes through the hull or through another body, that is the room saying no.
Each of you on the floor, at your height. The hull is the pale glass. The floor gives 4'8" of air, so every head goes through the ceiling.
All four in the cabin, or one at a time. Poses are drawn from the same bodies. Spin turns each body on its own axis. Tumble rolls it head over heels along the aisle.
Only one direction is longer than a body. The aisle, at 8'2". Lay Luis flat along it and 2'1" is left. Across the cabin the hull is 6'3" at one height only, so no one stretches out that way.
Four bodies fit as a stack. Two wide, two high, all flat along the aisle. Try "Flat along the aisle" with all four. It fits. It is also all the room there is.
Diagonals cost height. A 6'1" body at 45° is 4'4" tall and 4'4" long. That fits one body at a time near the middle of the cabin. Two side by side start hitting the curve of the hull.
The star is a solo. Arms and legs open, a body is 5'1" to 5'8" across. That fits one body, centered, at the widest height. Not two.
Knees soft, standing. Bending the knees buys 6 to 7 in. On the floor, nobody clears the ceiling even crouched. In the channel, Natasha, Gabija and Enrique just do, by 2 to 3 in. Luis does not.