Canadian find long lost Russian moon rover

[earth_as_one]

Recently NASA released images from their Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO). Canadian Phil Stooke examined the images and found an image of a long lost Russian lunar rover.


Pictures and story here:
Canadian finds long-lost moon rover in new NASA images

Cool!

 

[Bar Sinister]

Can we get rights of salvage?

 

[dumpthemonarchy]

We need to go to the Moon or Mars soon. Life is all about big rockets going into space. We have to make another colony beyond Earth.

 

[Northboy]

We need to go to the Moon or Mars soon. Life is all about big rockets going into space. We have to make another colony beyond Earth.

Yep, but we'd better learn how to run a planet properly so we can do a good job.

Nothing like starting at home.

 

[MHz]

Can we get rights of salvage?

Yep, you only have to touch it to claim it, barring any previous owner lawsuits that might come up from said action and claim.

So why not American equipment, were they stealth way back then?

 

[MHz]

Yep, but we'd better learn how to run a planet properly so we can do a good job.

Nothing like starting at home.

Bingo, I say the world should determine that the Dead Sea can be made into one big battery that could power all on the Mid-East, Europe, Africa and then make it so.

 

[lone wolf]

How does a derelict rover on the moon turn into another Mid East free-for-all?

 

[MHz]

How does a derelict rover on the moon turn into another Mid East free-for-all?

Why pick that part of the post to reply to? I erased some of it, happy?
Starting at home would mean on Earth, the moon is an 'off-world' place.

 

[Northboy]

Bingo, I say the world should determine that the Dead Sea can be made into one big battery that could power all on the Mid-East, Europe, Africa and then make it so.

If this can be done, then it should be so.

Its the people that matter after all....