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Elon Musk's Martian dreams are a boon to the US military


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  Amused observers have long dismissed Elon Musk's dream to colonize Mars as unserious science fiction. But in his pursuit of the Red Planet, Musk has managed to build a deadly serious business with vast military consequences.

The article from Stars and Stripes discusses Elon Musk's vision for Mars colonization, highlighting his belief that establishing a human presence on Mars is crucial for the survival of humanity. Musk, through SpaceX, aims to make life multi-planetary, with plans to send the first uncrewed mission to Mars by 2024 and crewed missions soon after. The article outlines the technological advancements SpaceX is making, like the development of the Starship spacecraft, intended for Mars travel. It also touches on the geopolitical implications, noting that space exploration, particularly Mars colonization, could become a new arena for international competition and defense interests. Musk's ambitions are not just about exploration but also about ensuring that human consciousness can persist even if Earth faces catastrophic events. However, the article also mentions the skepticism regarding the timeline and feasibility of these plans, as well as the potential military and strategic interests that might arise from such endeavors.

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