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Presumably it's been laying unfound for a while now. If nobody's noticed it all this time, I don't see the point in removing it. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-

• ericmay 6y ago
  That's quite bizarre logic. I'd prefer the natural areas stay pristine and not cluttered up with art that was left randomly in the middle of nowhere. This isn't that great, it's not worthy of any sort of exception here. People are really suffering from "it's new and shiny" syndrome.
  • renewiltord 6y ago
    "I'd prefer" isn't logic either so clearly we're in the realm of what we each find comfortable.
    • AnimalMuppet 6y ago
      Well, as others have said, it was illegal. "I'd prefer" includes "I see no good reason to make this an exception to the law".
      • s1artibartfast 6y ago
        There is also a legal process to allow it to stay, so the law isn’t really an issue. It is more of a question what the people want
  • doodpants 6y ago
    You're assuming that it's art. Maybe it's a critical piece of the machinery inside the earth, the one small probe that needs to be exposed to the atmosphere. I wouldn't want to break it and send the whole planet hurtling into the sun.