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• The Fight to Protect Human Lunar Heritage, Kainaat Astronomy
• Why is Everyone So Fascinated with the Moon, Doing it Right Podcast
• Musk is touting plans to land on Mars…, Houston Chronicle
• Can we protect historical sites on the Moon before it’s too late?, Space.com
• Should space law protect historical sites on the Moon,Global News, Mornings with Simi
• Space Law is Stuck in the 60s, Orbital Delay
• Space law doesn’t protect historical sites, The Conversation
• Earth’s 1st Asteroid Mining Prospector Heads to the Launchpad, NY Times
• Czars versus council: Organizing space in the new administration, The Space Review
• Griff Jenkins: The ‘race to Mars in on’, Fox News
• Permission to launch, Aerospace America
• The fate of human-made objects on the Moon, NZZ
• Why Are We So Obsessed With the Moon?, NY Times
• Who Owns the Moon?, ETH Zurich
• What do we gain from going back to the Moon?, Financial Post
• Does Space Need Environmentalists?, NOEMA
• The Moon’s Ownership: A New Space Race Sparks Debate, Technowize
• Mississippi and the Moon, In Legal Terms
• Cities in Space: Space law, policy, and preservation, Steam Space
• The Moon Agreement – A Swan Song, International Space Law in the New Space Era
• Did Everybody Just Watch a Live Stream of Billionaires Breaking Space Law?, IFL Science
• Cosmic Counsel, featuring Michelle Hanlon, Harvard Law Review
• Deconflicting activities in new frontiers: the Moon versus Antarctica, the Strategist
• Outer Space Heritage Summit: Policy & Law, featuring Michelle Hanlon
• Science on the Hill: Safeguarding the Sky
• What life on the Moon will REALLY look like, Daily Mail
• Apollo Astronauts Left American Flags, Boots and Even Poop on the Moon, Smithsonian Magazine
• Understanding Space Governance with Michelle Hanlon, Beyond the Atmosphere
• What do we gain from going back to the Moon?, Financial Times
• Space Cafe Radio Frontiers – with for All Moonkind’s Michelle Hanlon
• China Makes History with First-Ever Samples from the Moon’s Far Side, Scientific American
• Historic Moon Mission Moves China Ahead in Space Race with U.S., Wall Street Journal
• As it Happens, featuring Michelle Hanlon, CBC Canada
• Are we approaching a trade war on the Moon?, TRT World
• The Agenda, featuring Michelle Hanlon: “Let’s recognize the Moon’s special role in humanity’s evolution” 
• Who owns the Moon? A new space race means it could be up for grabs, BBC InDepth
• What do we gain from going back to the Moon?, Financial Times
• Professor Michelle Hanlon on NHK News
• The Stakes of Space Race 2.0 Could Not Be Higher, SpaceNews
• The Push to Get the Moon its Own Time Zone, NPR
• A Chunk of Metal that Tore through a Florida Home Definitely Came from the ISS, Ars Technica
• Billionaires Going to Space Need Rules, Business Insider
• Solid US Space Mining Regs Could Attract Investors, Payload Space
• Artemis 2 Moon Astronauts Celebrate Engine Test for Future Lunar Missions, Space.com
• Cooperation on the Moon: Are the Artemis Accords Enough?, Space.com
• The First-Ever Mission to Pull a Dead Rocket Out of Space has Just Begun, MIT Technology Review
• Mining Asteroids and the Moon Remains a Huge Legal Gray Area, Live Science
• How to Create Your Own Space Civilization, According to a Space Lawyer, IFL Science
• The US is in a New Moon Race and the Winner will Set the Rules, Houston Chronicle
• Here’s Why the US, China, India, Japan and Others are Rushing Back to the Moon, CNBC
• Nothing Runs Like a Deere on Starlink, T-Minus Space Daily
• Private US Moon Launch Has Technical Issues, Fox Business
• Human Remains Are Headed to the Moon Despite Objections, Scientific American
• The First Secret Asteroid Won’t Be the Last, NY Times
• UM Law Professor Calls for US to Invest in “New Space Race”, Oxford Eagle
• Professor to Co-Chair International Astronautics Committee, Ole Miss News
• White House Proposes Bill to Expand FAA Oversight of People on Commercial Spaceflight, Houston Chronicle
• The Bodily Indignities of the Space Life, NY Times
• Can You Buy Real Estate on the Moon?, IFL Science
• You Won’t Hear Much About the Next Chapter of Space Travel, the Atlantic
• Episode 126: Why We Should All Be Space Lawyers, American Constitution Society
• Why the First-Ever Space Junk Fine is Such a Big Deal, MIT Technology Review
• Professor Hanlon Calls for Ethical Approach to Human Experiments in Space, Ole Miss News
• Who Owns the Moon Owns the Future, WBUR On Point
• Air and Space Law Professor Hosts United Nations Panel, Ole Miss News
• The New Space Race is On and Everyone is Headed to the Moon, NPR’s All Things Considered
• Return to the Moon: Why Now?, The Naked Scientists
• Reimagining the Space Race, World Radio
• We Have Questions, IFLScience.com
• Recognizing and Protecting the History of Humans in Space, Space Renaissance International
• Virgin Galactic Completes its First Commercial Space Flight, The Hill on NewsNation 
• OceanGate disaster puts spotlight on high-risk tourism, including space, WMFE NPR
• Will Titan Sub Implosion Impact Space Tourism?, Inside Edition 
• Space Sustainability, CBC’s About That with Andrew Change
• From Submersibles to Space, Why is Extreme Tourism Allowed, CBC’s About That with Andrew Chang 
• How Hainan is Parlaying Space Tourism into Populist Support, Bloomberg
• Juice Jiggle Frees the RIME, Michelle Hanlon Featured in Podcast, N2K Space
• Space Lawyers Advocate for Protecting Lunar Landmarks, Extreme Tech
• Lunar Laws Could Protect the Moon from Humanity, Popular Science
• Sovereignty in Space, Indo-Pacific Defense Forum
• For All Moonkind Forms Institute on Space Law and Ethics, SpaceWatchGlobal
• Nonprofit Opens Space Law and Ethics Institute, Payload
• For All Moonkind Initiative to Reduce the Potential for Conflict in Space, SpaceRef
• For All Moonkind Launches Groundbreaking Initiative to Promote Commonalities to Reduce the Potential for Conflict in Space, Markets Insider
• This Organization is Determined to Make Outer Space Ethical, The Ethos
• Is it Time to Sell the Moon?, The Hill
• In the Modern Day Moon Rush, A Cry to Preserve Neil Armstrong’s Footprint, Daily Democrat
• Lunar Mining and Moon Land Claims Enters Gray Area of Outer Space Treaty, Negotiations Underway, The Conversation
• How Important is Our Shared Space History?, Space Cafe Austria
• A Rogue Rocket Part Collided with the Moon, National Geographic
• Moon Exploration Site Preservation Remains Uncertain as Artemis Era Begins, Space.com
• China Makes Sure Everyone Writes Taiwan’s Name Just So, Wall Street Journal
• “Moon Registry” Catalogs Human Heritage Left Behind on Lunar Surface, Collect Space
• Moon Registry: Cataloging the Past. . . and Future of Lunar Exploration, Inside Outer Space
• NASA’s “One Small Step Act,” Daily Mail
• President Signs Law Protecting Lunar Heritage Sites, SpacePolicyOnline
• One Small Step: Protecting Moon Artifacts, Inside Outer Space
• Space Law and Why We Need It, Ad Astra
• Protecting Human Heritage in Outer Space with Michelle L.D. Hanlon,Clayming Space
• How Star Trek’s Prime Directive is Influencing Real-Time Space Law, SyFyWire
• Pushing the Outer Limits of Preservation with Michelle Hanlon, PreserveCast
• Fighting to Preserve Human History on the Moon, Supercluster
• “We Need that Boot Print.” Inside the Fight to Save the Moon’s Historic Sites Before it’s Too Late, Time Magazine
• The Nation Celebrates the 50th Anniversary of Apollo 11, Wall Street Journal
• European Space Agency Chief Urges Humanity to Protect Apollo 11, Lunokhod 1 Landing Sites, Gizmodo
• Life After Launch: Inside the Massive Effort to Preserve NASA’s Space Artifacts, Digital Trends
• Apollo 11 Site Should be Granted Heritage Status, The Guardian
• Space Law is Inadequate for the Boom in Human Activity There, The Economist
• What is the Apollo 11 Landing Site Like Now?, The Atlantic
• Preserving Apollo’s Historic Landing Sites on the Moon, WJCT
• Preserving Neil Armstrong’s Footprints on the Moon is an Easy Decision, Slate
• Once Giant Leap for Preservation: Kent Wins Landmark Status for Boeing’s Moon Buggies, GeekWire
• Have Space Fever? Here are Five Jobs That WIll Take You Closer to the Stars, USA Today
• America’s Greatest Space Landmarks Could be at Risk Due to a Lack of Space Law, Cheddar
• Should Neil Armstrong’s Bootprints Be on the Moon Forever?, The New York Times
• The Moon now has Hundreds of Artefacts – Should They be Protected?, The Straits Times
• Apollo 11 Brought a Message of Peace to the Moon, Snopes
• One Small Step: What Will the Moon Look Like in 50 Years?, CNET
• Apollo Astronauts Left Trash, Mementos and Experiments on the Moon, Science News
• Historic Preservation Taken Out of This World, Commercial Dispatch
• Apollo 11 50th Anniversary: Who Gets to Own Moon Landing Memorabilia, Vox
• How a Park on the Moon Could Lead to More Consensus on Space Exploration,Politico
• Space Act Calls for Protection of Apollo 11 Landing Site, Space.com
• 50 Yrs of Moon Landing: Let’s Not Forget, or Forsake, the Lessons of the Past, Business Standard
• Speaker Aims to Save the Moon Landing Sites, Auburn Reporter
• Preserving Peace Through Moon Culture, Project Ploughshares
• Preserving Human Cultural Heritage For All Moonkind, Late Night Live
• How do You Preserve History on the Moon?, National Public Radio
• The Case for Protecting the Apollo Landing Areas as Heritage Sites, Discover Magazine
• A World Heritage Site on the Moon? That’s Not as Spacey as it Sounds, Los Angeles Times
• For All Moonkind is Named One of the World’s Most Innovative Companies 2019, Fast Company
• Protecting Our Lunar Legacy, Room, The Space Journal
• For All Moonkind: Meet the Group Trying to Stop Moon Vandalism, Inverse
• Protecting Human Heritage on the Moon: Don’t Let ‘One Small Step’ Become One Giant Mistake, San Francisco Chronicle
• How to Build a Museum in Outer Space, The Atlantic
• Broadcast 3144, Michelle Hanlon, The Space Show
• Woman Says Neil Armstrong Gave Her Moon Dust, Fights NASA to Keep it, NBCNews.com
• Nonprofit Wants to Map Lunar Heritage Sites Using Blockchain, geek.com
• For All Moonkind to Map Humanity’s Lunar Heritage Sites Using Blockchain Registry, space.com
• A Big Jump for Blockchain: Two Organizations Come Together to Document Human Artifacts on the Moon, tech2.org
• The Crater Scape! Blockchain Partnership to Map Moon Landing Sites, Internet of Business
• Intersection: Mapping the Moon, wmfe.org
• The Ambitious Proposal to Create a Space ‘Museum’ in Orbit, BBC/Future
• For All Moonkind is Named One of the World’s Most Innovative Companies 2018, Fast Company
• See the List: The World’s Most Innovative Companies in Space 2018, Fast Company
• Should We Make Mars More Like Earth?, makingnewworlds.com
• Return to the Moon, BBC Click talks to Michelle Hanlon, For All Moonkind, BBC World Service, Click
• PTScientists ‘Mission to the Moon’ to Take Care not to Harm Apollo 17 Landing Site, collectspace.com
• #SpaceWatchME Interviews: Michelle L.D. Hanlon of For All Moonkind, Space Watch Middle East
• Who Owns the Moon?, 90.7 WMFE
• Moon Mission: Georgetown Grads Seek to Protect Lunar Landing Sites, Georgetown University
• Whittington: Apollo landing sites on the moon merit preservation, Houston Chronicle
• Living on the Moon May Happen by 2030, Scientists Claim, Newsweek
• Broadcast 2994, Michelle Hanlon, The Space Show
• Preserving Historic Sites on the Moon, Air&Space Magazine
• New Group Works to Preserve Apollo Lunar Landing Sites, Scientific American
• Non-profit strives to preserve moon landing sites for posterity, The West Side Story
• Part Time Scientists to take cell phone service to the moon, Blasting News
• A Preservation Group Wants UNESCO-Style Protection for Apollo Moon-landing Sites, Fast Company
• Moon History: Group Works to Protect Apollo Landing Sites, Space.com
• For All Moonkind: Protect the Apollo Landing Sites!, Leonard David’s Inside Outer Space
• We made history on the moon. But how do we preserve it?, Houston Chronicle
• To Boldly (But in Compliance With Applicable Regulations) Go, National Review
• Apollo 11 Moon Rock Bag Sells for $1.8 Million in Controversial Auction, Smithsonian Magazine
• Apollo 11 Bag Laced with Moon Dust Sells for $1.8 Million, VOA News
• Apollo 11 Bag Laced with Moon Dust Sells for $1.8 Million, The Wall Street Journal
• Neil Armstrong’s Moon Dust Bag Sold for $1.8 Million, But Not Everyone Is Happy About It, IFL Science
• Neil Armstrong’s moon bag sells for $1.8 Million, at auction, Reuters
• Moon dust bag that Chicago-area woman got for $995 could fetch millions at auction today, Chicago Tribune
• Moon dust heading to auction after galactic court battle, The Washington Times
• This Nonprofit Wants to Protect the Lunar Lander Sites, Motherboard
• The Battle for the Moon Begins, Bloomberg
• Nonprofit group calls for U.N. protection of lunar landing sites, moon-mission artifacts, The Washington Times
• The battle for the Moon begins, LiveMint
• Moon Dust Heading to Auction After Galactic Court Battle, U.S. News & World Report
• Sothebys : ‘For All Moonkind’ to ask UN to protect lunar landing sites, moon-mission artifacts, 4-traders
• Sotheby’s Auction of Moon Bag Should Not Be Legal, Yahoo!
• Sotheby’s Moon Rocks Auction Prompts Calls For UN To Prevent Commercialization Of Space, IB Times
• Should the Apollo Landing Sites Be Protected Landmarks? This nonprofit thinks so, Inverse Innovation
• Neil Armstrong’s Moon Bag Sells for $1.8 Million at Auction, U.S. News & World Report
• United Nations must step in to protect the moon as private firms prepare first mining missions, experts warn, Daily Mail
• UN told to protect moon as private firms prepare first mining missions, experts warn, The Star
• The Battle For The Moon Begins, fa-mag.com
• For All Moonkind organization advocates to protect the moon, Blasting News
• The Moon is under threat from unscrupulous elements, Blasting News