Elon Musk sparked global discussions with his ambitious plans to send 'anyone who wants to be a space traveller' to Mars.
He declared that he will take “anyone who wants to be a space traveller” to Mars, but he firmly opposes the idea of Kamala Harris becoming the next US president.His remarks have stirred up conversations not just in the United States but globally, where interest in space exploration is rapidly growing, according toDuring a recent post on X , Musk expressed his ambitious timeline for Mars exploration. He stated, “In just two years, I will send five spaceships to Mars.
“We will never reach Mars if Kamala wins,” he asserted. He reflected his concerns about government regulations that he feels could hinder innovation.His sentiments were echoed by former US President“I’ll talk to Elon,” he said, urging Musk to accelerate the rocket ships. This sentiment resonates in South Africa, where innovators often grapple with regulatory hurdles in various sectors.SpaceX has become a leader in commercial space travel, making significant strides over the last two decades.
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