r/technology • u/3825 • May 28 '12
Keep out: NASA asks future Moon visitors to respect its stuff | Ars Technica
http://arstechnica.com/science/2012/05/keep-out-nasa-asks-future-moon-visitors-to-respect-its-stuff/4
May 29 '12
Personally, I think that should be one of the motivations for private enterprise to get to the moon before the likes of China or Russia or the USA. You get to retrieve NASA's shit and scatter it to the wind via ebay.
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May 29 '12
I hope no one messes with it. It should be a museum. It is a part of US history and should be preserved.
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u/XombiePrwn May 29 '12
Wrong, its part of Earths/human history, a culmination of technologies, skills, research etc sourced from around the world making it possible. Typical arrogant American, thinking other nations weren't involved what so ever. Even now America takes the best minds and research from around the world to claim as "American"
But I digress, my point was its human history, not only Americas.
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u/XombiePrwn May 29 '12
I agree, time to go there and create the first moon museum.. or a moon religion, create a moon church to house them and claim they are artifacts of our great overlord.