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Judge Ruled Apollo 11 Auctioned Moon Rock Belongs to Buyer Not NASA
A judge ruled that Nancy Carlson, who bought a bag of lunar sample, is the legitimate owner despite the rock being auctioned by mistake. NASA filed a case for the moon rock's returned, but the judge ruled in favor of the buyer.
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