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Post subject: Re: Lunar Rover Owner's Manual  Posted: 24 Jun 2015, 22:00 |
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Username Protected wrote: Can't touch them now. Aren't the landing sites protected National Parks or something? edit Just looked it up.... http://www.space.com/22131-moon-landing ... versy.htmlIf you can get there you can do what you want. International agreement prohibits any nation claiming sovereignty above the atmosphere. The junk on the moon is fair salvage.
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