BANDUNG, SEATIZENS –Elon Musk remains unconvinced about extraterrestrial life but has made a bold promise: if he ever encounters aliens firsthand, he will immediately post the evidence on X (formerly Twitter).
In an interview with Fox News, the 53-year-old billionaire admitted that while he hasn’t seen anything conclusive about aliens, he wouldn’t stay silent if he did.
“If I see evidence of aliens, I will post it on X within a fraction of a second,” Musk stated, as reported by Futurism on Tuesday (October 15, 2024).
Elon Musk: Unconvinced but Ready to Reveal Alien Evidence
Elon Musk believes UFO sightings more likely tied to military experiments than alien encounters.“There are many secret programs going on,” he explained, expressing doubt that extraterrestrials have ever visited Earth.
“Where are the aliens? Why haven’t I seen them?” questioned Musk, the CEO of Tesla and SpaceX. Although many people believe they’ve witnessed alien activity, Musk remains skeptical since he’s never encountered any evidence himself.
Interestingly, Musk’s view aligns with statements from the Pentagon, which also leans toward secret military projects as explanations for UFO sightings. However, unlike Musk, the U.S. military hasn’t made any promises to reveal alien evidence if discovered.
Despite operating more than 6,000 Starlink satellites, Musk confirmed that SpaceX has never encountered any alien spacecraft. “We’ve never had to maneuver around an alien spaceship,” he said.
In a prior discussion at the Milken Institute Global Conference in May 2024, Musk echoed similar sentiments, acknowledging that while he doubts aliens have visited Earth, he doesn’t rule out the possibility of discovering ancient alien civilizations through space exploration.
During his speech at the World Water Forum in Bali, with Indonesian President Joko Widodo in attendance, Musk humorously addressed extraterrestrial life. He suggested that if aliens ever visited Earth, they might rename the planet “Water” because 70% of its surface Covered by oceans.
“They would call this planet ‘Water,’ not ‘Earth,’” Musk quipped, offering a playful take on how extraterrestrials might perceive our world.
