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Buy Land on the Moon
Can you buy land on the moon? According to
this website you can. It's the home on the internet of the Lunar Embassy, which claims that it is "the only company in the world to possess a legal basis and copyright for the sale of lunar, and other extraterrestrial property within the confines of our solar system." And if you believe that, then I've got a bridge to sell you. Their basis for this claim is that the UN Outer Space Treaty of 1967 forbid governments from owning extraterrestrial property,
but it didn't mention anything about individuals or corporations! Ah Ha! Sounds like a clever loophole. Unfortunately this argument doesn't hold water, because individuals and corporations can themselves only claim ownership of land through governments. There's a good article debunking the Buy-Land-On-The-Moon Scheme
over at CNN, explaining that it's the creation of con artist/entrepreneur named Dennis Hope. The
British National Space Centre also denies it's possible to own land on the moon. And Space.com has
a good article about this scam as well. What it all comes down to is that for the $30 bucks you'd pay to buy a plot of land on the moon, you'll gain ownership of a piece of paper, and nothing more.
Posted By: Alex | Date:
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This is just like the "getting a star named after yourself or loved one" scam. The only way you can get a star named after yourself is to discover it, period. Somehow these companies stay in business. I guess PT Barnum was right afterall

Posted by Laurie in Rahway, NJ on Wed Oct 15, 2008 at 10:37 AM
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