Elon Musk Mars Project Those who go to Mars will probably die
Elon Musk Mars Project Description: Those who go to Mars will probably die. Elon Musk became the agenda with his statements about the Mars project.
Elon Musk, owner of Private Space company SpaceX, made very interesting statements about the Mars colony. “People who go to Mars will probably die,” Musk said.
Since NASA astronaut Neil Armstrong landed on the Moon, man’s next target is Mars. Until now, we have only been able to send unmanned vehicles to Mars, also known as the ‘red planet’.
The aim of the scientific world is to organize the first manned mission to the planet in the 2030s. The long-term goal is to establish a colony here.
Billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk, one of the biggest representatives of this dream, invests billions of dollars in this field with SpaceX.
An interesting statement came from Musk, who has repeatedly voiced his dream of establishing a colony on Mars.
Warning for people going to Mars, Musk stated in a live broadcast he was a guest that these people, who will be Mars pioneers, would probably die.
Underlining that SpaceX will one day perform commercial tourism on Mars, Musk said, “probably a group of people will die in the beginning.”
He was one step closer to the dream of establishing a colony on this planet by producing oxygen on Mars with the vehicle named ‘MOXIE’ of the American Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA).
However, there is still an even bigger step to be taken to establish a base on Mars. It is the space station to be set up in orbit of the Moon, which is the only satellite of our planet.
After the ISS, which has been in orbit of the Earth for more than 20 years, was dismissed in 2024, the first parts of the station will be moved to Musk’s signature.
Recently, NASA shared shots that reveal how the project, which it has been working hard for a while, will look when it is over.
In 2024, SpaceX’s Falcon Heavy rocket, owned by Elon Musk, will host the astronauts on the lunar missions, the first parts of which will be moved to the orbit of the Moon.
