Elon Musk calls himself the “Mars Emperor”

Last month, he also gave himself a new title at Tesla, which is “Technoking” or “King of Technology”.

Last month, Musk announced a new title for himself as Tesla’s “King of Technology,” a strange but almost meaningless nickname. Now, the billionaire has just added the phrase “Imperator of Mars” or “Mars Emperor” to his Twitter bio.

This time around, nothing in particular seems to have prompted the Tesla CEO’s move. Most people don’t quite understand what he means either, as “Imperator” is a term commonly used to refer to the ruler of an empire in ancient Rome.

Is Musk suggesting that he is in control of the Red Planet? Or will Musk’s aerospace company declare martial law on Mars?

One of the explanations is said to be reasonable and simple, that Elon Musk’s ambitions with SpaceX’s Starship ship are very high. It’s so high that Musk thinks a thousand of these spacecraft will one day transport and allow humans to establish a permanent foothold on Mars.

Earlier in 2012, Musk announced his ambitious “Plan to Colonize Mars”. It includes sending 80,000 Earthlings to Mars to colonize the Red Planet over the next 15 to 20 years.

However, it seems too early for Musk to declare that he is the “Emperor of Mars,” as SpaceX’s prototype rocket responsible for sending humans to Mars has yet to be launched into orbit, or even to orbit. even landed safely without exploding.