Elon Musk has revealed more details of his controversial plan to bomb Mars.
The SpaceX and Tesla founder was speaking at the launch of a new solar panel from another of his firms, Solar City.
He said the plan would use a new type of 'pulse bomb' to create two suns in the Martian atmosphere to warm the planet.
The SpaceX found told Mashable the plan would use a new type of 'nuclear pulse bomb' to create two suns in the Martian atmosphere to warm the planet.
A SOLAR BREAKTHROUGH
Musk was speaking during an event in New York held by SolarCity Corp, a solar energy company of which Musk also serves as chairman.
During the event at the Nasdaq, at which SolarCity announced a panel it says is the industry's most efficient.
Mashable's Lance Ulanoff asked the found his feelings about the recent discovery of water on the red planet.
After answering 'Yeah, that's good,' he detailed his plan to make the red planet livable.
'What I was talking about,' said Musk, 'was having a series of very large, by our standards, but very small by calamity standards, essentially having two tiny pulsing suns over the poles.
'They're really above the planet.
'Not on the planet.
'Every several seconds,' Musk continued 'send large fusion bombs over the poles.'
Those bombs would 'blink out, like a small sun' and then you could send up more to keep going with the process, Musk added.
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