Guvernul SUA a vândut din greșeală cu 995 $ un obiect de pe Lună. Femeia care l-a cumpărat l-a dat mai departe cu 1,8 milioane $

In 2015, Nancy Lee Carlson purchased a bag used in the Apollo 11 mission for $995, unaware of its significance. The bag was mistakenly sold due to a government inventory error. After verifying its authenticity, NASA claimed ownership, leading to a legal battle. Ultimately, Carlson retained the bag, which was auctioned for $1.5 million in 2017. Subsequent lunar dust samples, also sold, were found to contain particles from the Apollo 11 mission. NASA maintains that lunar materials belong to the public, not private collectors, despite the mix-up that allowed the bag's sale.