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Little House on the Lunar Praire

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Richdog

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I was looking at firefox today and all the gadgets and stuff they sell and I noticed their "Acre of the moon" for £19.99 that they sell and for better or for worse it got me thinking. Say you buy 10-acres of the moon and keep the deeds in your family for generations, say a hundred years or more and after that time man has got to the stage where it wants to build bases on the moon. If the place they want to build the base(s) happens to be on your plot, does that mean potentially you could either hinder them building it, or more importantly, sell the deeds for a FAT sum of cash so they can build it?

Or is that just a pipe dream...?:beer:
 
These lunar land plots are all fake, there are 3+ companies all claiming exclusive ownership of the moon because of the UN treaty saying no nation will claim sole ownership of planets and moons in the solar system.

The name-a-star companies are fake too, the star registry your gift star appears in is not used by real astronomers.

And virtually all of the "Who's Who in (Blah Blah)" books are meaningless scams to sell copies of the $30-50 books to suckers and their famlies.

By the way, there is no Santa Claus or Easter Bunny either.
 
Originally posted by: DaveSimmons
These lunar land plots are all fake, there are 3+ companies all claiming exclusive ownership of the moon because of the UN treaty saying no nation will claim sole ownership of planets and moons in the solar system.

The name-a-star companies are fake too, the star registry your gift star appears in is not used by real astronomers.

And virtually all of the "Who's Who in (Blah Blah)" books are meaningless scams to sell copies of the $30-50 books to suckers and their famlies.

By the way, there is no Santa Claus or Easter Bunny either.
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Wait, are you saying this isn't Santa's summer home?
 
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