Rules set for private moon landings

[Headliner]

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[DrLeftover]

Who is NASA to tell a private company what they can and can not do as long as it does not involve the ISS or some other aspect of the property of the United States government?



Since when are they in charge of the moon?

 

[Evil Eye]

Since when are they in charge of the moon?

They aren't, Headliner worded it weird.

They set up a bunch of guidelines to preserve historical sites on the moon, the companies simply agreed.

 

[Evil Eye]

I'm pretty sure it was going to be that way if they had agreed to it or not...

Maybe, but it's better to make sure, right?