Elon Musk, who is also the CEO of SpaceX, has declared a bold mission on X to establish a human colony on Mars with an aim to transport a staggering one million individuals to the red planet. In a social media announcement, Musk highlighted the necessity of this endeavor, suggesting that the survival of civilization hinges on humanity's ability to expand beyond Earth.

The cornerstone of Musk's ambitions rests upon the capabilities of SpaceX's cutting-edge Starship rocket. Asserting that future trips to Mars will be as routine as domestic flights, Musk envisions a future where Mars colonization is not just feasible but accessible to the masses.

While Musk's aspirations for settlement have been long-standing, his latest statement indicates a heightened urgency and commitment to turning this vision into reality within the next few years. Notably, he foresees Starship missions reaching the Moon within a mere five years, showcasing the rapid pace of SpaceX's advancements in space travel technology.

And with SpaceX's Crew Dragon, he wants to take people farther into space than ever before. But Musk knows it won't be easy. Making a whole new civilization on Mars will take a ton of work and smart ideas. He's also talked about building a base on the Moon. Musk believes humans should live on other planets and explore the universe.

While acknowledging the potential for exploration beyond the International Space Station, Musk remains focused on the immediate goals of lunar and Martian settlements. Musk's space exploration company, SpaceX, is at the forefront of these ambitious plans. He has previously anticipated that the Starship mega-rocket developed by SpaceX could conduct an unmanned mission to Mars within the next three to four years. This rocket is integral to Musk's broader vision of making interplanetary travel a reality.

Besides, Elon Musk also plans to bring its Starlink Satellite service to India with a promise to offer high-speed internet to remote areas. It was recently reported that he is in discussion with the Indian government to bridge the digital gap. Starlink's entry depends on regulatory approval, with a pending license application. If approved, it could transform education, healthcare, and opportunities in rural India