SpaceX CEO Elon Musk prioritizes his vision of life on Mars Ministry of Government Efficiency (Doge) is over.

Musk sat down with Fox News host Jesse Watters, where he shared the results of the Governor’s team’s investigation into government waste, fraud and abuse and expanded his Mars colonization idea as “life insurance” for humanity.

"Mars is life insurance for shared life. So, eventually, all life on Earth will be destroyed by the sun. The sun is gradually expanding, so we must at some point become a multi-planetary civilization because the earth will be incinerated."

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sun, Medium-sized stars According to NASA's casebook, the radius is about 435,000 miles, which will eventually run out of energy and expand into a red superstar when it starts to die.

The government space agency noted that the red giant could become so big that it would swallow Mercury, Venus, and maybe even Earth, although the Sun's life span would last 5 billion years, according to scientists.

Musk explained that his vision for Mars is more than just landing on Earth, planting flags and laying footprints. It's about creating a self-sustaining city.

“Basic forks The fate of Mars (IS) He told Waters that if, for any reason, the earth stopped from the supply ship, he could grow on his own and could grow on his own.

Mars was once covered by wide rivers

"We don't create life insurance for life. So that's the key point in the future, and it's well known that the fate of life will be affected forever, and it's time for Mars to become self-sustaining."

Musk Carry Optimus PrimeTesla's humanoid robot.

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He predicts that if the mission goes smoothly, although the possibility of 2031 is greater, humans may start landing on Mars in 2029.