The billionaire is in position to speed up plans for a voyage to the planet, with a potentially huge impact on SpaceX.

Musk has said that the coming Mars mission would carry the Tesla humanoid robot "Optimus", which was shown to the public last year. Musk said the robot would one day be able to perform everyday tasks, ...

Tech mogul Elon Musk on Saturday announced SpaceX's Starship is set to depart for Mars at the end of 2026. As part of the space mission, it would also carry Tesla's humanoid robot Optimus, Musk said ...

The Starship mission to Mars will also include Optimus, the humanoid robot developed by Tesla. Musk has previously hinted that Optimus will be capable of performing menial tasks in factories and ...

SpaceX founder Elon Musk announced on Saturday that the company’s Starship rocket would embark on its journey to Mars by the end of 2026, carrying Tesla’s humanoid robot Optimus. Musk added ...

SpaceX CEO Elon Musk on Friday (local time) announced a Mars mission at the end of 2026, while also revealing that Tesla’s humanoid robot Optimus will be onboard the spacecraft. He further announced ...

As of 2018/2019, the DST and the Mars Base Camp are still in the study phase, and NASA has not officially proposed either mission to be included in an annual U.S. federal government budget cycle.

NewSpace). Ultimately, the delays have led many to wonder when NASA’s mission will leave for Mars and whether or not it will be the first to arrive. These include budget problems that have ...

Completing this phase of EMA successfully embodies the UAE s vision of turning ambitions into realities.” Al Qubaisi added, ...

Salem Butti Salem Al Qubaisi, Director General of the UAE Space Agency ... followed by launch and a seven-year mission to the main asteroid belt beyond Mars, performing a series of close flybys ...

Proponents of the Mars mission argue that the technological spinoffs from NASA programs have been enormous. Satellites, for example, have brought us better communication and weather forecasts as ...

Credit: X @POTUS WASHINGTON — President Trump says a human mission to Mars is of interest to him but is not a “number one” priority, amid concerns about potential sweeping budget cuts at NASA.