what i would write to Elon Musk

Dear Mr. Musk,                                                                                                                                                

Greetings from India. My name is Raghav Agrawal and I am 12 years old. I am a huge fan of your work and admire every bit of it. From PayPal to Zip2 to Spacex, I am a fan and wonder where you get your ideas from. I have read most of your biography which is by Ashlee Vance and it made me fascinate you even more. My uncle used to tell me about you as he is a very avid reader.

You are taking big risks which one reason I think some people admire you even more. I read that one Christmas you were about to get bankrupt but how you never lost hope and still paid your workers which  was fantabulous. I have visited  the US once two years back. I was in Denver with my aunt and uncle. They found out a place in a mall where I actually got to see one of your cars. It was the 7 seater car.

I love how you think about renewable energy and how all of your companies are so eco-friendly. I love SpaceX because I am following space a lot. I wish that you are able to finish your project of taking people into space just for visiting. I admire how you are trying to get the space tanks of rocket ships back because that will save a lot of money and resources. I just hope that one day it will be accomplished.

Solar city is also quite interesting to hear about. I think the US is quite a good place to set up because it has got space, it has got resources and it also has money and the latest technology.

Our country, India has a population of around 1.1 billion and 30% of the country is below the poverty line of 75 cents(USD)a day. Electricity produced in India is 75% fossil fuel and 17% hydro electricity. So now I think you should turning your head toward the little underdeveloped countries who need help and are trying to put up with their daily needs but trying to save the environment at the same time. So if you could get Tesla or Solar city into India then I think that the world could be a better place.

Yours Sincerely ,

Raghav Agrawal

(Mumbai, India)