Some analysts have said that Elon Musk's ties with the US military could jeopardize his EV business (Tesla) in China if he is not careful about sensitive aspects of bilateral relations, such as Taiwan. Photo: Reuters.
SpaceX and Tesla founder Elon Musk’s idea of sending one million people to live in a colony on Mars within the next three decades is “pure delusion,” according to a commentary by Gizmodo, which says “the timeline he offers is ludicrous.”
Even NASA isn’t expecting to land a person on Mars for close to 20 years, and establishing a colony on Mars – with adequate air, food, water and fuel – is far too daunting a task, the report says. Humans should first solve the “planetary crisis here on Earth” before considering life on another planet, where we would “essentially be asked to live like moles, making only brief appearances at the surface,” the report said.
Read the full report: Gizmodo.
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