But why is the richest man on Earth so obsessed with Mars? As Musk made clear in an interview with Fox News host Jesse ...

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"That's one of the benefits of Mars, is life insurance for life collectively," Musk told Watters in the interview, which Fox ...

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Fox News host Jesse Watters did an interview this week with Trump whisperer, businessman and social media owner/addict Elon Musk about Musk’s fascination with colonizing Mars.

You see, sometime in the future – as in, a few billion years from now – the expanding sun that gives our planet life will eventually destroy Earth. "That's one of the benefits of Mars ...

“It’s important to get a self-sustaining base on Mars because it’s far enough away from earth that [in the event of a war] it’s more likely to survive than a moon base,” Musk said in ...

But why is the richest man on Earth so obsessed with Mars? As Musk made clear in an interview with Fox News host Jesse Watters that aired Tuesday, May 6, it has to do with ensuring humanity's ...