SpaceX to create Trump’s Golden Dome Missile Shield? Elon Musk says that if the President asks us …

Elon Musk’s SpaceX is a prior to a contract of $ 10 billion for the construction of Donald Trump’s Golden Dome – inspired by Israeli’s Iron Dome, Reuters claimed. However, Elon Musk denied the claim and said SpaceX has not tried to bid for any contract in this regard. “Our strong priority will have to be focused on taking humanity to Mars.”
“If the President asks us to help in this regard, we will do this, but I hope other companies (not spacex) can do so,” Musk wrote.
However, Reuters’ report did not claim that SpaceX was leading it in its name. The report stated that SpaceX formed a consortium with two other companies, including Trump Tie-Defense Startup Enduril, with billionaire Peter Thiel a leading investor and Palatir, which Thyil co-established to co-establish.
Reuters report stated that the representatives of SpaceX held talks at Pentagon, underlining the proposals of the consortium. Samabahan, which is not a formal name, is proposing that it will launch more than 1,000 satellites, which is to see the earth for missile threats, which is the first stage of the process. Designs and initial engineering will cost $ 10 billion alone, revealing Reuters.

What is Trump’s Golden Dome?

Golden Dome -like Iron Dome of Israel is a proposal that will create a shield to protect the United States against several missile threats, including ballistic, hypersonic and advanced cruise missiles. In his 27 January executive order, Trump cited a missile attack, “The most frightening threat to the United States.”
However, some sources told Reuters that Golden Dome is still in its early stages and the decision is who will do it too.
Three companies, Spacex, Enduril, Palauntir met with top officials Trump administration And the Pentagon asked the world to understand missiles and launch to track its movement to plan its plan and launch more than 400 satellites. A separate fleet of 200 attack satellites equipped with missiles or lasers would then bring down the enemy missiles, three sources said. Spacex group does not expect to join satellites’ weapons, reports that formulas