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We already know that Elon Musk has a soft spot for Mars. It pushes the underbuild SpaceX The spaceship as a way to bring humans to the red planet. It seems that Mars could be back after a strange and suggestive exchange on Twitter on Friday.
An anonymous Twitter account named Mars (with the pseudonym @ 4thFromOurStar) tweeted a message saying that he only wanted Elon to move to Mars, which implies that no human will do it. Musk responded to the planet saying, "I want you baby too."
Mars asked when Musk would arrive. He dropped a clbadic Internet flirt line, but not chic: "Send me hot photos and I'll be right now."
So Mars tweeted an emoji with a perspective view of Gale Crater and Mount Sharp in the scientific photo library. NASA's Curiosity rover is currently exploring the crater.
Yes, this exchange fell into the kind of thing that chuckles around 13 years old.
Musk has dropped another flirty message, with what appears to be a reference to a questionable Internet challenge that takes place in November. You will have to search for it yourself if you really want to know.
Mars seems to be a humorous novelty report, giving up jokes about looking cute in a selfie and being denied an appointment by Earth. CNET dropped a message to Mars asking what was the bottom of the account. The person behind Mars says, "I'm just a college student."
Mars may wait a long time for Musc to appear. SpaceX is working on a first Starship prototype test and pulled the Raptor Rocket Engine designed to take the spacecraft into orbit and beyond.
This could break the heart of Mars to learn SpaceX plans to go on the moon firstand even that it is not planned until 2023. Let's hope that the red planet is not jealous.
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