Tesla chief billionaire Elon Musk said Saturday it “likely” has a mild coronavirus infection. At the same time, he expressed doubts about the accuracy of the COVID-19 tests, indicating that he had received conflicting results.
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“I get completely divergent results from different laboratories, but most likely I have a mild case of COVID. My symptoms are like a mild cold, which is not surprising as the coronavirus is a type of cold,” wrote Elon Musk on Twitter.
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He added that a quick antigen test on the same day with the same machine showed positive results twice and negative twice.
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Musk wrote that compared to the common cold, he has more muscle aches and a headache.
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SpaceX mission launch without Musk?
Due to the state of health, the billionaire will probably not appear during the rocket launch from Cape Canaveral in Florida scheduled for Sunday with a vehicle manufactured by his company SpaceX.
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There will be four NASA astronauts aboard the ship. It will be the first-ever manned spaceflight of a ship produced by a private company.
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The launch on the ISS International Space Station was initially scheduled for Saturday, but was postponed due to unfavorable weather conditions.
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Elon Musk unveiled the Starship prototype in SeptemberFR170512 AP/Associated Press/East News
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photo-source">Main photo source: FR170512 AP/Associated Press/East News
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