Washington: SpaceX CEO Elon Musk has said there’s “70 per cent chance that he will go to Mars”, despite a “good chance” of him not surviving either on his way or after landing, the media reported. “I’m talking about moving there,” said a thrilled Musk, as he spoke about his ambition. He, however, agreed that the risks were high. “Your probability of dying on Mars is much higher than on Earth,” Musk said. Even if you make it to Mars, you could still end up dying in its harsh conditions, but Musk remains certain he wants to go. IANS
‘The Last Emperor’ director Bertolucci dies
Rome: Italian film director Bernardo Bertolucci, whose films include “Last Tango In Paris” and “1900”, has died in Rome aged 77, Italian media said on Monday. Considered one of the giants of Italian and world cinema, Bertolucci was the only Italian ever to win the Oscar for best film, snapping up the award in 1988 for “The Last Emperor.” The biographical masterpiece about the last Chinese emperor won a total of nine Oscars, all of those for which it was nominated. He acquired notoriety for his 1972 erotic drama “Last Tango In Paris” starring Marlon Brando and Maria Schneider which featured a controversial sex scene involving butter. AFP
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