Trust me. This is is an interesting story about international treaties, bureaucracy and regulations.https://www.nytimes.com/2017/11/26/science/moon-express-outer-space-treaty.html …
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Because space is not a sea? Many similarities but underlying premise of freedom of the seas was that seas cannot be occupied. Not true for moon, asteroids, Mars.
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Advertising on the Moon seems likely
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A mega-normous billboard on the near side of the moon? Doubt it. Spacecraft stickered up like NASCAR racers? Indubitably.
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"To have a space environment that is populated by people acting responsibly". https://www.nytimes.com/2017/11/26/science/moon-express-outer-space-treaty.html … |
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Not unless the banks open up there . LOL. No man,country or corporate has any right to proclaim sovereignty or ownership of space. We are nothing but parasites that need to be eliminated if we think we can.
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No one has been 'up there'... Puppet Show from President Nixon..https://youtu.be/BJZ9sqvH9dY
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No one owns it...up until the second a country figures out how to profit from it. Then that's over.
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