Elon Musk May Land On Mars Even Before He Does On The Moon

Early morning January 21, the world had a chance to witness the Super Blood Wolf Moon eclipse event, more specifically for anyone in America who would have the best view. Without ignoring this opportunity, Elon Musk posted a photo of the event on Twitter and a few lines suggesting the company's development direction in the future.

Elon Musk and BFR rocket

A stranger commented on Musk's tweet asking whether SpaceX will soon be on the Moon. SpaceX's CEO answered very simply and briefly: "Yes".

Elon Musk's answer has raised many questions because Musk has previously published many details of SpaceX's plans for going to Mars soon. Is it also possible that the plan to Mars and the plan to the Moon is being developed at the same time? So what plan will be taken first? Will the Moon or Mars be the first destination of SpaceX's new rocket?

For Musk, we cannot be certain about anything. He always shows us his pride in the company future plans. They almost always make flashy efforts, only about half the time they turn those plans into reality.

SpaceX is currently known to focus on research and development projects driving to Mars in the coming 2024. A new missile has been tested and is being reviewed to build a larger model. This is one of the extremely difficult plans, moreover, SpaceX has a plan to cooperate with NASA to build its Internet satellite chain, called Starlink.

Although the company currently has to deploy many projects at the same time, it is likely that the company is still participating in the plan of going to the Moon as Musk responded on Twitter. However, this was completely uncertain until Elon Musk officially confirms it.