A 1954 book "predicts" an Elon taking humans to Mars

Everyone knows Elon Musk, creator of Tesla and currently in charge of Space X, the space company that works hard to get man to Mars, but what if Musk’s endeavor had already been predicted in a novel by the 50’s? Discover the 1954 book in which a certain Elon brings humans to Mars.A 1954 book “predicts” a man named Elon bringing humans to Mars Elon Musk is certainly a very talked about figure that we all know as the creator of Tesla, as well as the richest man in the world, but on top of all that, one thing is certain about him: he intends to bring humans to Mars at all costs. However, before being known for this great ambition, as early as 1952, 19 years before the birth of the billionaire, the name “Elon” had already been linked to the Red Planet, but in a science fiction book. The book in question is titled “The Mars Project” and was written by the German rocket physicist, astronautical engineer and space architect Wernher von Braun. The fact that a certain “Elon” appears in the book is certainly a coincidence, but a really strange coincidence. In particular, in his novel, von Braun tells the story of a group of people who left Earth with the aim of colonizing Mars and were led by a man whose name is precisely that of “Elon”. The news has turned around to the world and, after further examination and translation, it was explained on Twitter that “Elon” in the book “is not the name of a person but the name of the position of a meritocratic president-elect.”It must be said in all fairness, that the story is not recent and has been published on the aforementioned social network since December, even Musk himself responded to a tweet that emphasized the subject (as you can see at the bottom of the news). Even the billionaire himself doubted the question, stating: »Are we sure it’s true? «, Just to receive the user’s response. The CEO of SpaceX also jokingly declared himself emperor of Mars and said that the first people on Mars will die (as it appears to happen in the book), but in a spectacular way.