Elon Musk is reportedly at odds with Donald Trump and growing frustrated with Washington, which has led some of his supporters—like commentator Ian Miles Cheong—to suggest he move his space ventures to the UAE. The UAE, with its bold Mars 2117 mission and heavy investment in space tech, is positioning itself as a fresh player in the global space race. Could this be Musk’s next big pivot?

Editor’s Note: This isn’t just about Musk’s personal gripes—it hints at a bigger shift in where space innovation might thrive. If influential figures start eyeing the UAE over the U.S., it could shake up the geopolitical dynamics of the space race. Plus, it’s a reminder that even billionaire visionaries get fed up with politics.