“How can this …”: Elom Musk interacts with a manuscript in 1953, which mentions the leader of Mars named “Elon”

The reaction of Elon Musk, CEO of Spacex, was devoted to the vision of making humanity a multi -step species, with Mars as a second house, a reaction to an excerpt from a German book that mentions a leader on Mars named “Elon”.

The publication, shared by Musk on X, was a clip of the Von Braun’s Mars project, which describes the Mars government led by an individual named “ELON”. This leader was elected for a period of five years, supervising the cabinet and working with two parliamentary houses. The musk reaction was a mixture of disbelief: “How can this be real?”

Serendipity sparked a wave of online reactions, from humor to wild speculation. “Maybe you are a traveler or something like this,” said one of the users jokingly. Musk was joined, “Regardless of the number of times I told people that I am a 5,000 -year -old foreign traveler, they do not believe me.”

Others joined comments such as, “You are foreigner, right?” And “the prophecy will be fulfilled.”

Another user referred to a pop culture, saying: “I think we are comfortable with revealing that this is already simulation.” Some users have even discovered a deeper meaning, noting that “Elon” means “oak tree” in the Hebrew language, and symbolizes strength and longevity, and in celtic myths, governs oak Mars. Another added, “friendly signs that there are no coincidences.”

MUSK vision in the long run booms and self -sustainable Mars includes, which will be a starting point for the expansion of humanity throughout the solar system. It imagines humans who reach the moons of Jupiter and Saturn, and eventually venture into the space between the stars. Musk also expressed his hope that humanity will one day discover evidence of strange civilizations lost for a long time, focusing on the fact that the civilization that respects the self must be multiple lines. “We must aim at at least planets,” and concluded.

Wernher von Braun, German-American space engineer, is famous for developing a V-2 missile during World War II and later contributed to the NASA space program. After World War II, it was brought to the United States through the Paperclip operation, where he played a major role in developing the Saturn V missile, which ultimately enabled APOLLO Moon.