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Elon Musk: tech dreamer reaching for sun, moon and stars
Musk has become one of the United States' best-known innovators. He was a founder of payments company PayPal, electric carmaker Tesla Motors and SpaceX, maker and launcher of rockets and spacecraft.
SpaceX recently announced that two private citizens have paid money to be sent around the Moon in what would mark the farthest humans have ever traveled to deep space since the 1970s.
In a sector where entrepreneurs often speak of "moonshots," Musk is one of the biggest dreamers.
The 45-year-old South Africa-born entrepreneur has channeled a dot-com fortune into a series of ambitious ventures.
Besides being the head of SpaceX and Tesla, Musk is the chairman of SolarCity, a solar panel installer recently bought by Tesla.
He also operates his own foundation focusing on education, clean energy and child health.