Lans from TecStories writes: An aircraft company called Kulula is celebrating its tenth birthday by helping its customers claim part of a ten acre spot on Mars for future expansion! Kulula fans and customers can take part in a competition to win a plot within the kulula Mars base by suggesting a creative use for their plot.
This is barely an article.
We are never going to colonize mars.
This is really sketchy. I tried finding another source to this story but nothing and the title of the article[on the website] is in all CAPS...really? What year is this? 1998?
i doubt there's any legal basis for tany claims for land on mars, or anywhere not on earth.
i thought there were international treaties preventing people claiming ownership of land on any other planets or the moon.
I am merely reporting that the airline company is offering a piece of land on mars to prospective customers.
I even added a link
Whats so hard to comprehend?
Its an interesting concept i feel no need to elaborate more than what was done, i feel you are being difficult, just because you can. This is a light hearted article, and i understand that the airline is advertising so obviously they are joking around. But i see no real reason to elaborate further than what i have done, its more fun for people to discover what they up to.
i don't understand all your grumbling, whether i add 50 extra sentences of fluff is beyond the point.