A cumpărat cu 995 de $ un obiect ajuns pe Lună, apoi l-a vândut cu 1,8 milioane. NASA a dat-o în judecată

A lunar sample bag from Apollo 11 was mistakenly sold for $995 due to a government inventory error. Nancy Lee Carlson purchased it in 2015 and later sold it for over $1.8 million at Sotheby's. NASA attempted to reclaim the bag, claiming it was government property, but courts ruled in Carlson's favor. The bag contained lunar dust, and after its sale, Carlson pursued legal action regarding lunar particles NASA had taken for testing. Ultimately, she received those particles back. NASA maintains that lunar materials belong to the public, but this case highlights the complexities of ownership and value in space artifacts.