Elop Musk, the man who brought us electric cars and rockets, has his sights set on an even more ambitious project: building a $50 billion “dream city” on Mars. But this isn’t just any Martian colony; according to leaked plans and insider rumors, this city will have all the amenities of a luxury resort, including swimming pools, casinos, and—wait for it—a runway for eggs.

Yes, you read that right. The rumors, which have caused a stir in the media, suggest that Moscow envisions a Martian metropolis that will attract ultra-rich and avian travelers, with toilet and transportation options for… well, we can only speculate.

Although Musk has long talked about settling on Mars, the extravagance of these supposed plans has raised eyebrows even among his most ardent supporters.

The idea of ​​Pisces and Cassius on a planet with a warm atmosphere and frigid temperatures seems, to put it mildly, unconventional. And the inclusion of a clue to life has sparked a new level of speculation about possible extraterrestrial connections on Musk.

Interplanetary economic experts have already warned of the possibility of the “first interplanetary housing bubble.” The affliction of wealthy Earthlings and the shortage of real estate on Mars could send prices soaring to astronomical levels, creating a real estate crisis on Mars even before the first brick is laid.

The practical challenges of building such a city are daunting. Transporting materials and equipment to Mars would be a logistical nightmare, and creating a habitable environment would require advanced technology and a considerable investment of resources.

The alleged plans have also drawn criticism from those who believe the focus should be on addressing problems on Earth rather than building luxury resorts on Mars. Some argue that the $50 billion could be better spent tackling climate change, poverty and other pressing global problems.

Moscow has yet to officially confirm or deny the existence of these plans. However, his previous statements about Mars and his penchant for ambitious projects have left many wondering whether this “dream city” is just another of his crazy ideas or an atheistic glimpse into the future of human expansion.

As the rumors continue to swirl, the world watches with a mixture of fascination and skepticism. Will Musk’s Martian dream come true, or will it remain a fantasy of science fiction? And if it does, will it be a topia for the rich or a warning about the dangers of unbridled ambition? Only time will tell whether Mars will become a paradise for the rich and famous or a symbol of humanity’s arrogance.