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**Title:** The Complexity of Owning Space and Other Space Law Quandaries
**Summary:**
* Gregory W. Nemitz registered an asteroid worth $492 quintillion, but no nation recognizes human claims to extraterrestrial real estate.
* The 1967 Outer Space Treaty (signed by 129 nations) states that outer space is the common heritage of mankind, cannot be owned, and is not subject to national appropriation.
* This treaty creates uncertainty for individuals or corporations seeking to claim and utilize extraterrestrial territory.
* Currently, you can own objects you put into space, and temporarily occupy orbits around Earth with UN permission.
* The lack of clear ownership laws may have slowed space exploration and development.
* Other unresolved space law questions are raised, including the treatment of alien life forms and the realization that, technically, we all already have "moon dust" within us due to atmospheric entry of extraterrestrial particles.
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**Asteroid and Space Ownership**
1. Gregory W. Nemitz registered land on asteroid 433 Eros, claiming ownership.
2. The claimed land is worth approximately 492 quintillion dollars in platinum.
3. No sovereign nation recognizes human claims to extraterrestrial real estate.
4. NASA landed a probe on asteroid 433 Eros, which Nemitz called "parking space number 29".
5. Nemitz sent NASA a $20 parking ticket, which was dismissed by NASA and the US Attorney General.
**International Space Treaties**
6. The 1979 Moon Treaty states that no one can own any part of outer space (signed by 11 states).
7. The 1967 Outer Space Treaty, signed/ratified by 129 nations, declares outer space is not subject to national appropriation.
8. The Outer Space Treaty considers outer space the common heritage of mankind.
**Ownership and Use of Space Assets**
9. Individuals/corporations can own objects they put into space, according to the Outer Space Treaty.
10. Orbits around Earth are temporarily granted by the International Telecommunication Union (a UN agency).
11. To maintain an orbit, it must be used and filled (e.g., with a satellite).
**Other Space-Related Facts**
12. Hundreds of metric tons of extraterrestrial rock fall to Earth every year.
13. Most of this material comes from asteroids, with some from the Moon.
14. Microscopic space dust, including pieces of asteroids and the Moon, is present in the air we breathe.
15. It's possible for humans to inhale material that was recently in outer space, including from the Moon.
16. Terry Slezak, a NASA technician, was the first person to touch the Moon with his bare hands (accidentally, with lunar soil).
17. Armstrong and Aldrin had indirect skin contact with lunar dust when they removed their helmets in the lunar module.