On January 18, according to foreign media reports, electric car maker Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk of the US space exploration technology company SpaceX said on Twitter on Monday that the expansion of the sun could lead to the extinction of all species on Earth, including humans. This fate can only be avoided by multi-planetariizing life.
Musk believes that multi-planeting life could help save humanity, and SpaceX is among them. SpaceX is developing a starship that it hopes will be able to use to send humans to Mars in the future. Recently, Musk announced that it could reach this goal in 5 to 10 years.
However, as Musk emphasized in his tweets, while "all" species on Earth are at risk of solar expansion, so far SpaceX hasn't talked about how it can save their plans.
It is worth mentioning that Tesla CEO Elon Musk also claimed that since the company launched the beta version of fully autonomous driving (FSD) software more than a year ago, the vehicles involved in the project have not had any car accidents.
FSD Beta is an early version of Tesla's autopilot software system, after the company selected a subset of owners through its "safety test scores" whose vehicles make up a test fleet and are currently testing the system.
The software enables the vehicle to drive itself autonomously, but the driver needs to be vigilant at all times during the ride and be ready to control the vehicle at all times. It can be seen that the safety of automatic driving is not only affected by the vehicle itself, but also affected by the driver's degree of caution.