Washington - Any item connected to the moon is less than any rare item for the people of the earth. Astronomers from Apollo brought some things from the moon to the earth, but they are also not available to the common people. A woman living in America named Laura Sika is among those few happy people who can present their claim on one part of the moon. Laura Syco has done a case on NASA, NASA will not try to take back his share from them.
Neil Armstrong had gift
When he was only 10 years old in 1970, he first had Moon Dust Gift in a small bottle with a letter written by the first air force Neil Arm Strong with his own hand. Neil was a friend of Siko's father, who was in the Army. Years later, they got the bottle back from their parents' belongings.
Now she wants to show her right over it, she does not want NASA to take that bottle back from her. NASA can not show her claim objection to the bottle of moon dust, so the woman has filed a case in this federal court about this week. At the same time, NASA has neither made any attempt to withdraw the bottle nor has there been such a statement from them.
Even before NASA's side, there have been instances of claiming any rights related to the moon. The woman who has a bottle of dust dust has twice the test. Scientists have also confirmed that it is part of the moon.