Bill Gates Criticizes the Billionaires’ Space Race

founder of Microsoft Bill Gatesamongst billionaires recently. ‘space race’made criticisms about it.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk and founder of Amazon Jeff BezosPointing out that Turkey is in a race for space travel, Bill Gates explained the situation. “Space? We have a lot of work to do here in the world,” he criticized.

The priority is not space, but Earth

Bill Gates, one of the most influential and wealthy people in the world, is a famous showman. James Corden during an interview with to the billionaire space race made statements about it.

In response to the question of what Tesla CEO Elon Musk and Amazon former CEO and founder Jeff Bezos think about their interest and investments in space “I don’t know about this. I’m obsessed with things like malaria and HIV and getting rid of these diseases,” Gates replied that the priority was the Earth, not space. “Space? We have a lot of work to do here in the world,” he stated.

Corden, who made the interview on Gates’ answer, said that this is what he has heard so far. “the classiest insult” said that and “he is currently the only billionaire who has not tried to escape from earth in a spaceship” He humorously thanked Gates for the

Currently the richest in the world fifth Holding the title of being a person of interest, Gates does not refrain from stating the importance and interest he has given to public health for many years at every opportunity. His recently divorced ex-wife Melinda Gates co-chaired with Gates Foundation if, HIV and MalariaIn addition to his work on COVID-19 He had also invested hundreds of millions of dollars to ensure the equality of the vaccine around the world.

Space race madness of billionaires

Elon Musk’s company SpaceXThe capsule, which was launched from Kennedy Space Center in Florida, USA, went up to an altitude of approximately 575 kilometers.

The company of Jeff Bezos, founder and former CEO of Amazon Blue OriginThe spacecraft developed by ‘s traveled to space on July 20, reaching an altitude of 106 kilometers.

British businessman, another billionaire Sir Richard Branson‘s company Virgin GalacticThe spacecraft developed by ‘, on the other hand, went 100 kilometers away from the point considered as the starting point of space on July 11.