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I think based on rarity of the event it might be 1k if I could buy it off with documentation. Probably more from other people that are way more loaded than mys

• metalspoon 3y ago
  The cost of repairing the house, though.
• HPsquared 3y ago
  Some collector, somewhere would absolutely love it.
• plg94 3y ago
  But are you allowed to sell it? I'd think it still belongs to NASA. If an airplane flies over your house and drops an engine into your back yard, you can't just auction it off but have to hand it over to the authorities. Or if someone – accidentally or not – throws his Rolex watch into your window. He'll have to pay for the damage, but the object is still his property.
  • userbinator 3y ago
    NASA was disposing of it.
    • plg94 3y ago
      That doesn't matter, in most jurisdictions stealing trash is still stealing. If I'm disposing chemical waste in your backyard, do you automatically become the owner?
      • brabel 3y ago
        How can you steal trash?? You're literally trying to get rid of it?! I am pretty sure you're never going to jail for taking someone else's trash (maybe you can get in trouble for trespassing or something like that, but for stealing?!?).
      • bmelton 3y ago
        I think you'd be so hard-pressed in finding a court that would convict someone of "stealing" for having been in the path of trash that was jettisoned through two stories of your home as for the prospect to be infinitesimal
  • bombcar 3y ago
    As part of the settlement with NASA over it, I'd try to get to keep it.