Musk's Martian Dreams: A Billionaire's Quest for Cosmic Colonization

Elon Musk, the visionary entrepreneur and CEO of SpaceX, recently graced the Hamptons with his presence, where he shared his thoughts on Starlink's success and his long-term ambition of colonizing Mars. Musk, who endorsed Donald Trump and hosted a chat with him on his X platform, mostly avoided politics during his talk, focusing instead on global immigration and education. Despite the fancy enclave's reputation, Musk criticized the Hamptons' cell phone service, joking about his inability to respond to important texts.Musk's mother, Maye Musk, also made a surprise appearance at the charity event, which raised over $3 million for cancer research. Following his talk, Musk was expected to visit Ketchy Beach, a trendy outpost of the city's Ketchy Shuby, but he never showed up. Musk clarified to Page Six that he has no intention of dying on Mars' coast, as there is no such thing. Instead, he simply wants to die on Mars, just not on impact. just not on impact. not on impact.