Nuh uh, I clearly bought a plot of land on the moon 30 years ago and gave it to my friend as a present!
this post was submitted on 31 Jul 2025
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If not full ownership, eventually groups of people will have to have some sort of jurisdiction over certain regions on the moon.
Can we divide it up into sections like we have with Antarctica?
The states that have claims over Antarctica exercise no effective jurisdiction over them. The Antarctic Treaty basically just confirms their existence, gives the US and USSR the right to each make one whenever they want, and then moves on to laying out what can and can't be done on the continent without regard to the claims.