Media Placements
- 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
- 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