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Re: Can I conquer a planet or moon and keep it ? ? ?

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From: Henk Boonsma
Date: Sat, 20 Nov 2004 13:40
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"Hans-Marc Olsen" <mallet_riveter@yahoo.co.in> wrote in message
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> I want to conquer Ganymede or Io and install a belt of defence
> satellites to shoot all intruders.
>
> Is that legal or does space belong to the USA?

No, there is an international treaty against it, unfortunately. I've been
advocating the scrapping or modification of this treaty for a long time.
There have been plenty of discussions about this subject in this NG as well.
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