No nation owns the moon. The 1967 treaty named the Treaty on Principles Governing the Activities of States in the Exploration and Use of Outer Space, including the Moon and Other Celestial Bodies, (also known as the Outer Space Treaty) explicitly forbids any government from claiming a celestial resource such as the Moon or a planet, claiming that they are the common heritage of man
No one owns the Moon.
The United Nations 1967 publication "Outer Space Treaty" states space is the "province of all mankind", and is not subject to claims on sovereignty by States.
The international Moon Treaty, finalised in 1979 and entering into force in 1984, forbids private ownership of extraterrestrial real estate.
People are selling "deeds" for bits of the moon, but they hold no legal status and are not honoured by any nation. Ownership of these deeds is seen as a novelty factor only.
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No nation owns the Moon; by United Nations treaty, the Moon is held for the good of all mankind.
No one nation on Earth owns the moon. The Outer Space Treaty states that no government is allowed to claim a celestial body as property, because they are the common heritage of mankind.
No nation or nations own the Moon.
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Because there is no air on the moon, in the moon, or on the way to the moon. They have to take their own food and water too.
The Apollo moon landings were the work on one country, the United States of America.
No. Moon is not the star. Stars have their own light. Moon doesn't have its own light & it just reflects the light of the sun. The moon is Earth's natural satellite.
The manned moon landings of the late 60's early 70's were done by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration of the United States. No other nations were involved.
None of them; by United Nations treaties, no nation owns the Moon, which is held as the common property of all mankind. Nice words, but meaningless. The settlers own the territory; they always have. If any nation were to have a claim to "own" the Moon, it would be the United States, since only American citizens have ever set foot on the Moon.
United Nations - Secretary-General: Ban Ki-Moon.
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Commonly refered to as Ban Ki-Moon internationally, Ki Moon Ban is the 8th Secretary General of hte United Nations. He is the first Korean to hold that post. Prior to the his work at the United Nations, he was the Foreign Minister for South Korea.
No. No moon in the solar system has its own moon.
A secretary general of the United Nations.
Ban Ki Moon
Because there is no air on the moon, in the moon, or on the way to the moon. They have to take their own food and water too.
Secretary General of the United Nations
No, it doesn't.
united states of America and Europe
It is Ban ki Moon.