Tech's magical sideline: developing elixir and digging into the outer planet

From PayPal to Tesla electric cars to the launch company SpaceX, Musk has undoubtedly become a well-respected legendary entrepreneur. However, his legend continues, a few days ago Musk is brewing an Internet satellite program, through the launch of more than 700 low-cost satellites for the ground to provide Internet access services. Of course, not only is Matt, there are many tech eager to pursue their crazy dreams. "Musk: Launch 700 satellite to provide Internet service" Internet satellite Program is not the first Musk, Google has planned to spend 1 billion U.S. dollars, launched 180 satellites for the Internet. However, it was reported that the head of the project after the departure, became a partner in the MA Internet satellite Program. According to the plan, the launch of more than 700 low-cost satellites, each satellite weighs about 100 kilograms. It wasn't Musk's first madness, and he founded the Space exploration Technology company, SpaceX, to produce reusable rockets. Before, he also proposed Hyperloop plan, use point-to-point transmission, thus shorten the traffic time. "Zuckerberg's use of Internet drones to provide seamless internet" is not just a dream of the world-wide Internet experience, but also a different form of implementation. Zuckerberg spent 20 million of billions of dollars on a British solar drone, which sends broadband signals to specific areas to achieve Internet access. The drones, which use solar technology, can fly for months at a time and provide up to 1Gbps of Internet bandwidth. "Larry Page: the director of the film Avatar, who is investing in an alien digger, has offered new ideas for exploring natural resources." While the Unobtanium (a rare superconductor) in the film is unlikely to be found in reality, Mr Cameron insists that mining is valuable on a mineral-rich planet. Google's Larry Page, Eric Schmidt and Mr Cameron have invested in a planetary resource (Planetaryresource) venture, which is dedicated to the mining of asteroids, and is planning to profit by refining rocket fuel and rare metals. Although it may sound unreliable, investors are confident.