then be able to claim ownership??
What about if a spacecraft lands in your
garden?
Mark F.
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From: Jeff Kuyken
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Sent: 10 November 2003 06:30
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Subject: Re: [meteorite-list]
Ownership Claimed for Asteroid 433 Eros
I just want
Walter Branch wrote:
Everyone,Ya'll can claim all the asteroids you want.I have dibs on Mars himself.I just need to figure out a way to place that"No Trespassing" sign at the base of Mons Olympus.-Walter
Can I claim the sun? Then I could bill for it's use without going there.
Howard WuWant to
Nemetz' claim is a test case for treaty rights vs
constitutional rights. He was very clever in picking
Eros. Not only is a NASA vehicle parked on it, but the
story will be avoided by many newpaper editors, as
their content would filtered out by many net nanny
programs because it contains the
He
might be better served if
he dumped a large order of coffee in his lap and
sued McDonalds.
Just a bit of FYI on the famous McDonald's coffee
lawsuit. McD refused to negotiate with the lady that
won that lawsuit, even early on, when her lawyer asked
for little. Plus, this was around the
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McD refused to negotiate with the lady thatwon that lawsuit, even early on, when her lawyer askedfor little.
No doubtMcDonald's made the same "mistake" that the rest of humanity did - believing thatour legal systemand litigious society could not possibly beso far out
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McD refused to negotiate with the lady thatwon that
lawsuit, even early on, when her lawyer askedfor little.
No doubtMcDonald's
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Carson City, Nevada
November 6, 2003
Orbital Development (www.orbdev.com) of Carson City, Nevada announced that
legal action was begun in its Eros Project (www.erosproject.com) against
the United States by filing a Complaint for Declaratory Judgment in Federal
Court
Dear All,
I make a brave prediction that in my lifetime left, that I will see
private corporations landing and harvesting minerals, gems, SOMETHING
from other places besides Earth (how about like a ton of Moon rock,
what would that bring today?), and I also predict that anyone that can
get a
$10 trillion for Eros???...I got first dibs on Vesta...and Gaspra too. I
called it. I called it. Please note that... to whoever is Secretary of the
New Frontier.
All new Vesta HED meteorites should be sent to my PO Box address below.
Please comply or we'll see you in court.
From the edge of
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Sent: Saturday, November 08, 2003 1:36 PM
Subject: [meteorite-list] Ownership Claimed for Asteroid 433 Eros
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Carson City, Nevada
November 6, 2003
Orbital Development (www.orbdev.com) of Carson City, Nevada announced that
legal action was begun in its Eros
How in the world (or off it) would someone 'claim' an asteroid? I think if
you wanted to use something like the Homesteading Act to assert ownership,
you have to build a structure on the property in question (or 'improve' the
property somehow) and live there for at least one year. That
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From: Grant L. Elliott [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Ron Baalke [EMAIL PROTECTED]; Meteorite Mailing List
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Sent: Saturday, November 08, 2003 3:09 PM
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Let me get this straight. A person
Why or how
Simple: The world is full of idiots.
This is just his 15 minutes of fame.
I believe he has about 9 minutes left.
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