Elon Musk says his Mars 2026 presentation will take place Friday - The SpaceX CEO has said he wants people living on the Red Planet by 2040

Elon Musk aims for an uncrewed Starship launch to Mars by 2026, following setbacks. Meanwhile, astronomers observe a unique star emitting radio waves and X-rays. China launches the Tianwen-2 mission to collect asteroid samples,

In a world increasingly shaped by innovation and audacious ambition, one name consistently dominates headlines: Elon Musk. The South African-born entrepreneur stands as a colossus of industry, his ventures spanning electric vehicles,

Now, Musk is saying he’s had a change of heart. On May 28th, Musk announced that he’s officially stepping away from DOGE as his “scheduled time as a Special Government Employee comes to an end.” And in the days leading up to this update, Musk has held a flurry of interviews in which he’s tried to convince his audience that he’s done with politics.

Elon Musk aims to send an uncrewed Starship to Mars by the end of 2026, despite test-flight challenges. Meanwhile, astronomers study a star exhibiting unusual behavior as it emits radio waves and X-rays every 44 minutes.

Of course, the one endeavor for which Musk has received the most public attention is the one for which he proved entirely unsuited.