On the emerging new legal frontier of "space law" and cosmic commercialization, one man is trying to claim ownership of the asteroid Eros on the grounds that he is entitled to "make a claim for anything that is not owned." After he tried charging NASA parking/storage and late fee's for a probe landed there years ago, and losing an appeals case in court, his absurd effort has reignited a debate over space law that could begin to change our definitons of property rights beyond that of earth. SFGate | ISLAP | prev
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