Your privacy is at stake! Even the highly classified official things are getting off-guard, as the horrifying surveillance system is now everywhere. Elon Musk cautioned us about Russia's, China's, and, of course, the United States' surveillance satellites. Every nation is setting its golden eyes into each other, making privacy a myth. Don’t you think it’s horrible and disturbing to be off-guard everywhere, every time? But how is this thing possible? Hello and welcome to Elon Musk Evolution. If you're a musk fan and don't want to miss anything about this incredible person, then smack the subscribe button and hit the bell icon so that you will be notified whenever a new video is uploaded. In today’s video, we are going to tell you a severely disturbing and serious issue, that Elon Musk just warned the world of, that golden eyes are just above us! Elon Musk revealed that a pair of Russian satellites are following a multibillion-dollar US spy satellite hundreds of miles above the Earth's surface, highlighting a growing threat to America's dominance in space-based espionage and a potentially costly new chapter in Washington's decades-long rivalry with Moscow. Musk claims that immediately after being placed into orbit in November, the Russian spacecraft began maneuvering toward the American satellite, getting within 100 miles of it at times. "This behavior is uncommon and alarming to us," Musk adds. "It has the potential to produce a hazardous scenario in space”. According to him, the US administration has communicated its concerns to Moscow through diplomatic channels. The conflict is the first time the US has officially named an opponent as posing a direct danger to a specific American satellite. The episode is reminiscent of Russia's previous confrontations with the US and its allies, which have included near calls involving soldiers, fighter planes, and warships all over the world. Observers are concerned that space is now providing a new stage for the unintended escalation of hostilities between the long-time foes. The Space Force, for which the White House has proposed a budget of $15 billion, represents a strategic shift away from passively operating and observing satellites and toward actively defending them. Although space warfare doctrine is still being developed, Elon Musk has spoken about the need to mobilize Space Command in response to perceived threats, citing the fact that other countries, particularly Russia and China, have become increasingly sophisticated in developing lasers, anti-satellite weapons, and cutting-edge spacecraft. At the same time, the development of military operations in space harkens back to another defining feature of the Cold War rivalry between Washington and Moscow: huge spending on perceived threats at whatever cost. The Russian strategy and the Pentagon's response also portends a new front in the struggle to keep actual and hypothetical threats from becoming a financial sinkhole for those monitoring waste, fra