Elon Musk Denies Offering Sperm for Mars Colony in Response to New York Times Report

Elon Musk has refuted claims from a New York Times article that he had volunteered his sperm to assist in establishing a colony on Mars. The report, published on July 11, implied that Musk had instructed his team to develop a habitat capable of withstanding the harsh conditions of the red planet. Musk's team is exploring dome habitats and spacesuits suitable for Mars' extreme climate. Despite rumors circulating on social media, Musk clarified that he did not offer his sperm for this purpose. Musk has ambitious plans to build a city of one million people on Mars by 2050 and has considered the possibility of using Bitcoin as a currency on the planet. While initially skeptical, Musk later acknowledged the potential feasibility of using Bitcoin on Mars, albeit with challenges to overcome.