Elon Musk Working on Attack Satellite System for the Pentagon

Musk’s Spacex’s Spacex facilities may take some of the demonstrators recently, but nothing compared to the mass mobilization of the demonstrations that gave Tesla’s agent a black eye.

This can change in its latest concept: an attempt to build a “Golden Dome” missile defense system, which has emerged from the billionaire as a billionaire as a chest, according to Reuters.

Musk leads a coalition of technology companies in providing bids, including the Palantir monitoring platform and Anduril drone. The current plan is to offer the Pentagon to serve “subscription-based” missiles, as the United States is pushing to reach the weapons owned by technology companies instead of owning it already-and ultimately control-.

Under the vision of Musk, the three companies gathered their talents to launch between 400 to 1000 satellites for a circle around the world, and they could survey foreign ballistic facilities For business marks. During, Reuters The sources say that a fleet of 200 of the satellite-themselves armed with either rockets or anti-Motisy lasers-will lead to the bottom of the missiles as soon as they were discovered.

The Pentagon contracts the military operations is not new, though Reuters Notes, this deal will be a huge batch of Musk – the Silicon Valley Company has never had a Pentagon weapon of this size.

It is a great exit for the Pentagon as well. One of the sources suggested that Musk’s commercial participation be purchased through his role in Doug, noting that “there is a position on the fact that the national security and defense community should be sensitive and postponed by Elon Musk because of his role in the government.”

Although we have the richest man to thank him on the stadium missiles upon request, the strange payment of missile spending is Trump’s ideas.

In a pale executive from January 27, the president warned that enemy missile attacks are “the most catastrophic threat facing the United States”, where he champion an ancient discussion point carried by everyone from Ronald Reagan to the Heritage Foundation.

Ignoring the fact that the enemy missile was not launched against the American soil, and the history of the United States for random missile strikes on foreign lands. As of January, the United States has 1419 strategic warheads – second after Russia, which has 1549.

Meanwhile, remember this is the same man who brought us Cybletruck, a luxury car that brings the glue. He has a non -defense spacecraft that has a bad habit in falling outside the sky.

“It remains to see whether Spacex and these technology companies will be able to withdraw any of this,” said a source familiar with the discussion Reuters.

Hell, bombs away.

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