Elon Musk has teased the name of his new born child and fans are trying to figure out what it means

Elon Musk and Claire Boucher
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Elon Musk and Grimes have announced the arrival of their first child together. Musk has also teased the name of his son and fans are struggling to find what it means.

Elon Muskand Claire Boucher aka Grimes have just announced the arrival of their first baby boy. In the announcement on Twitter, Musk teased the baby's name which has had fans wracking their brains trying to figure out what it means.

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After the announcement, one Twitter fan persued the tech entrepreneur for the baby's name and Elon delivered, with what can only be considered a classic leg-pulling.

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That's right, the name Musk teased is X Æ A-12 Musk. However, the seemingly unpronounceable group of symbols is surely not the child's actual name and fans have taken it upon themselves to decipher the code.

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Reddit users have speculated that the name is actually a teaser that requires a little thought to reveal his son's name. One user thinks he figured it out:

The name for the ligature Æ is “ash”.. so in the name, it may be pronounced that way… and the Lockheed A-12 was part of the Archangel internal design effort. So maybe they’re thinking: X Ash Archangel Musk.
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Along those same lines, another fan has speculated that the baby's name could actually be Sasha as by combining the X and the 'ash' and A could sound just like Sasha:

Put yours together with mine and we get Sasha Archangel?
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So, Sasha Archangel Musk? That's one intense name, its safe to say that we wouldn't want to get in the way of this kid. Still, the baby's official name has not yet been disclosed and until it is fans will no doubt keep guessing.

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