Cape Town - Earlier in February, Tesla CEO Elon Musk sent one of his electric vehicles into space.
The South African-born entrepreneur blasted one of his Tesla electric cars into space aboard his own rocket.
It was the latest feat for the 46-year-old Silicon Valley billionaire who has been hailed as a leading innovator and visionary.
According to Musk, who has 400 000 customers awaiting production of its Model 3, says: "If we can blast a roadster in to space, we can solve Model 3 production problems."
But since there is a cherry red roadster orbiting the Earth, there are probably concerns that it will is most likely to come crashing down.
According to Geek.com, researcher Hanno Rein says: "The probability of that happening even in the next million years, is very small."
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