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According to the report, Elon Musk's upcoming investment in the Philippines has sparked curiosity, but the reasons behind it may not be what you expect. While many are focused on the potential benefits, there's a hidden agenda that deserves attention.
The report said why Musk chose the Philippines. It said that out of all the Southeast Asian nations, there is something that makes it special for Elon Musk. What makes this archipelago so special to Musk?
He could be interested on the country's cheap labor or its complex political landscape. As we explore Musk's past ventures, from Tesla to SpaceX, we uncover the true motivations behind his focus on the Philippines and the potential impact on its economy, environment, and people.
In addition, Elon Musk can invest in creating a Space Rocket Launch Facility in Sarangani Bay near General Santos City at the southern tip of Mindanao Island in the Philippines. This location is only 6 degrees north of the Equator, making it ideal for launching satellites to equatorial orbits near low-Earth orbits, geostationary sites in the Earth's celestial equator, the L1, L4, and L5 Lagrangian (Trojan) locations in cis-lunar space, and space probes going to Mars, Venus, the Asteroid Belt, and beyond, said one commenter from the Philippines.
Watch the coverage of the report via the YouTube link.
The report said why Musk chose the Philippines. It said that out of all the Southeast Asian nations, there is something that makes it special for Elon Musk. What makes this archipelago so special to Musk?
He could be interested on the country's cheap labor or its complex political landscape. As we explore Musk's past ventures, from Tesla to SpaceX, we uncover the true motivations behind his focus on the Philippines and the potential impact on its economy, environment, and people.
In addition, Elon Musk can invest in creating a Space Rocket Launch Facility in Sarangani Bay near General Santos City at the southern tip of Mindanao Island in the Philippines. This location is only 6 degrees north of the Equator, making it ideal for launching satellites to equatorial orbits near low-Earth orbits, geostationary sites in the Earth's celestial equator, the L1, L4, and L5 Lagrangian (Trojan) locations in cis-lunar space, and space probes going to Mars, Venus, the Asteroid Belt, and beyond, said one commenter from the Philippines.
Watch the coverage of the report via the YouTube link.
