Anyway, that's what Wired claims -- and, hooray, it turns out the U.S. never ratified the Moon treaty that sought to make that body something of an international park. Neither did Russia or China -- and until a real-life Duchy of Grand Fenwick shows up, those are all the spacefaring countries that really count.
So, you can dream of saving up for that hard-vacuum retirement home.
The bad news? If Musk, Branson, Bezos et al don't get a move on, you may need to learn Mandarin to read the loan agreement.
But I thought the Nazis had already laid claim...
ReplyDeleteNo, they left, driven to seek a new world after their side got trounced in WW II. All but died off on Linden (Lyndon), later. Serves 'em right.
ReplyDeleteWhich just means I need to go back and re-read the history... :)
ReplyDeleteThis guy was already selling property on the Moon when I was going to school at UW-Madison in the 70's:
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