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of the story about Luxembourg's ambitions to privatize and commercialize outer space.

I became interested in reporting on Luxembourg's big plans for a space privatization.

Actually, after reading a book by an economist named Gabrielle Zuckmann, you might have heard about

him because he writes a lot about tax havens and how rich people avoid taxes and how large companies

use various jurisdictions around the world to avoid paying tax in the country where they are

ostensibly from and based. I read this book and he paints a really grim and unflattering picture

of the nation of Luxembourg. Then I saw a headline that mentioned that Luxembourg was trying to pass

laws regarding outer space. More specifically, Luxembourg wanted to pass a law that made it possible

to own property in outer space. I thought that was really weird and interesting because a lot of

the time, I mean most of the time, when we own something, it's because a government tacitly

or explicitly says yes, you can own this. If I own a house, it's because the government has in

some way approved this ownership or the sale. But when it comes to outer space, it's not entirely

clear who isn't charged, what government is approving or not approving the sale of stuff.

It's not even clear who is allowed to take things from outer space, right? Because countries

aren't supposed to colonize space. That was an agreement reached in the 60s at the U.N.

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