The SpaceX and Tesla boss plans to fly a small group of astronauts to Mars by the end of this decade on his Starship, the biggest rocket ever made.
And Swedish OnlyFans model Elsa Thora expressed her desire to give birth on the red planet when she appeared on The Kyle and Jackie O Show on Tuesday.
The 22-year-old adult entertainer, who lives in the UK, told host Kyle Sandilands the reasoning behind her plans.
‘I’m really into sci-fi, so I would never say no to sex with an alien, or Elon…I think he’s really cool, I think he’s really funny,’ the busty blonde said.
‘I love him, I’ve seen him lots on Twitter now X.’
Kyle then asked if the content creator has reached out to Musk to make him aware of her dream.
‘I’ve tagged him in an X post and have made a petition to him,’ the model remarked.
‘So that people can sign this petition and get you on board and help you achieve your dreams?’ asked Kyle.
Kyle’s co-host Jackie O Henderson then asked the prospective Martian mother why the father of her interplanetary baby needs to be Elon Musk.
‘He’s the space man, and also he’s got 12 kids already, so he’s experienced,’ the OnlyFans model replied.
‘Ah, he’s open to it,’ said Jackie. ‘He’s your best bet, over someone like Jeff Bezos or something.’
Musk envisages one million people living on the planet by 2050.
Eventually a colony of men and women will reproduce there to ramp up the Martian population, the billionaire hopes.
But according to scientists, the difficulties of having sex on Mars make this highly improbable, if not impossible.
Kelly Weinersmith, a bioscientist and author based in Charlottesville, Virginia, says people who want to populate Mars ‘don’t understand how reproduction works’.
Weinersmith, who authored the 2023 book ‘A City on Mars’ with her husband Zach, told the Times: ‘These billionaires think it’s an engineering problem.
‘They think that if they get a rocket that’s big enough, biology will take care of itself – but it won’t.’
Couples could risk the health of their unborn baby by conceiving in space, whether they’re on Mars or orbiting around Earth on the ISS.
