Trillionaire Elon Musk aims to have rockets blast off from Earth before the end of 2026, sending the first materials to the moon and Mars to start building colonies. The world’s first trillionaire is then planning to send robots to prepare the infrastructure needed for humans to survive.

SpaceX’s executive compensation filing reads unlike anything in the history of SEC paperwork. The word “Mars” appears 63 times, including inside the formal executive compensation section, and the document contains a quote from Isaac Asimov.

Environmental groups are urging federal regulators to review risks of satellite-based data centers proposed by Elon Musk and others.

Even the world’s richest people don’t get a lifeboat if the economy springs a leak. That was the message SpaceX CEO Elon Musk delivered when he compared America to a ship carrying everyone aboard—from workers and entrepreneurs to investors and billionaires alike.

Elon Musk aims to launch rockets this year, sending materials to the moon and Mars, with Tesla robots leading infrastructure development for future human settlements.

The billionaire CEO said the company planned to land astronauts back on the moon in the next few years, before eventually building a permanent “metropolis” on its surface.”