Neil deGrasse Tyson dismisses Musk’s Mars dreams: ‘I don’t see it happening’

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(The Hill) — Astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson said helium doesn’t deliberation Elon Musk’s imaginativeness for abstraction question to Mars is realistic during a Friday nighttime occurrence of HBO's "Real Time with Bill Maher".

“I don't spot it happening until governments justice that it's geopolitically successful our interest,” helium said successful speech with Donna Brazile and Andrew Young.

“But I judge President-elect Trump has immoderate involvement successful Mars, truthful you mightiness person different speech successful a mates of months,” the idiosyncratic added. “At immoderate point, idiosyncratic has to wage for it, and conscionable being funny successful thing is not the aforesaid happening arsenic paying for it.”

Musk fired backmost suggesting that a travel to Mars would not conscionable assistance respective countries but could lick property aged problems for humanity.

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“Wow, they truly don’t get it. Mars is captious to the semipermanent endurance of consciousness,” helium wrote successful effect to the clip connected X

“Also, I’m not going to inquire immoderate task capitalists for money. I recognize that it makes nary consciousness arsenic an investment," helium said, responding to deGrasse Tyson's claims that task capitalists would not put successful abstraction question to Mars. "That’s wherefore I’m gathering resources.”

NASA has worked alongside Musk for years. His institution SpaceX has a $3.6 cardinal contract with the bureau and an $11.8 cardinal statement with the Department of Defense implicit the past 10 years, according to the New York Times analysis.

 In a station earlier this year, the tech-giant said his starship to Mars would marque beingness “multiplanetary” and added that the Department of Government Efficiency which helium present co-heads with Vivek Ramaswamy is the “only way to extending beingness beyond Earth.”

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