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Priceless Lunar Artifact from NASA Apollo 11 Mission Gets Sold by Mistake
A lunar artifact used in NASA’s Apollo 11 mission has reportedly been sold off at an auction – by mistake. Now, the artifact has been thrust at the center of a legal dispute against the director of Kansas Cosmosphere and Space Center, Max Ary.
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