NASA Ames Director Pete Worden was in London, Ontario this week, talking to a group of physics students and faculty at the University of Western Ontario. He predicted that NASA would put astronauts back on the moon by 2020 but that private companies might get there first.
“It’s NASA’s unstated policy that the moon is available for economic activity,” the paper quotes Worden as saying in response to a question about the legal regime for developing the moon.
The London Free Press has the full story.
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