JuIie
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Good Day to all that read my message,
I just wrote an e-mail to NASA researcher about those questions, I gave my entire identity. I wonder what do You think about my questions. Please respond to me in here if You wish.
Here's my story: I live in Canada, more specificly in Gatineau in Quebec province that is a French spoken province (that's why my English may not be excellent). My city is right next to the National Capital, Ottawa in the Ontario province. My godfather was a director at minerai Ressources of Canada for many years and when I was a kid he gave me a rock saying that it comes from the moon. For more than 30 years I've been trying to make some research to see if it's a real one and how much it worth but never found any pictures or significant informations so I kind of forgot about the rock,
Less than a month ago, I had a course about artificial intelligence in the business and few days ago I had the idea of questioning the AI and was shocked to find that the Regolith from the moon realy look like the one that I own since I am a child.
Over my related researches I found that Apollo Mission between 1969 and 1972 brought back to earth more than 2000 samples from them many were borrowed to Canada for researches.
I realized that my Godfather when he gave this rock to me may not own it himself... that made me questioning myself: if it's a real rock from the moon, do I own it? I mean I have it since 1984 or 1988 or in between those years. That's when my godfather gave it to me as a birthday gift. I was like 10 y.o., I was not old enough to understand how he got it. He is now passed.
I truely believe it's a real one, I cannot see how someone in 1984 could of have imitated a rock like this, I had have it examined in 1999 from the civil engineering technologist department of the local college and they didn't know how to analysed it. So I just forgot about the rock and like last week I thought after my course, let's see it AI can show me what look like rocks from the moon and found pictures
The first picture was published 4 years ago but my rock was forgotten back then, just new search made me see it. I attached the picture from the NASA they shared to the public beside the one that I have. The 2 first pictures are from research I did last week and the 2 others are my rock on both sides.
First question I need to know if it's a real one, how to I have it professionaly analysed, well honestly, I just wrote to one of the NASA researcher to ask her how can I manage the situation. I think only NASA can authenticate it since if it's real it came from there. I did that part by asking directly NASA but of course I havent yet received an answer.
Second question: do I own it? I mean, when I was 10 y.o., I could not participate in a crime such a stolen a rock, how could I know my godfather took it from his work site? But I want to be honest so I am asking to You here, if I received this rock between 1984 and 1988 in Canada (the Laws here are different) does that mean that I now own it or I have to give it back? What do You think? And if I own it, any idea how much a rock from the moon is worthed?
I just wrote an e-mail to NASA researcher about those questions, I gave my entire identity. I wonder what do You think about my questions. Please respond to me in here if You wish.
Here's my story: I live in Canada, more specificly in Gatineau in Quebec province that is a French spoken province (that's why my English may not be excellent). My city is right next to the National Capital, Ottawa in the Ontario province. My godfather was a director at minerai Ressources of Canada for many years and when I was a kid he gave me a rock saying that it comes from the moon. For more than 30 years I've been trying to make some research to see if it's a real one and how much it worth but never found any pictures or significant informations so I kind of forgot about the rock,
Less than a month ago, I had a course about artificial intelligence in the business and few days ago I had the idea of questioning the AI and was shocked to find that the Regolith from the moon realy look like the one that I own since I am a child.
Over my related researches I found that Apollo Mission between 1969 and 1972 brought back to earth more than 2000 samples from them many were borrowed to Canada for researches.
I realized that my Godfather when he gave this rock to me may not own it himself... that made me questioning myself: if it's a real rock from the moon, do I own it? I mean I have it since 1984 or 1988 or in between those years. That's when my godfather gave it to me as a birthday gift. I was like 10 y.o., I was not old enough to understand how he got it. He is now passed.
I truely believe it's a real one, I cannot see how someone in 1984 could of have imitated a rock like this, I had have it examined in 1999 from the civil engineering technologist department of the local college and they didn't know how to analysed it. So I just forgot about the rock and like last week I thought after my course, let's see it AI can show me what look like rocks from the moon and found pictures
The first picture was published 4 years ago but my rock was forgotten back then, just new search made me see it. I attached the picture from the NASA they shared to the public beside the one that I have. The 2 first pictures are from research I did last week and the 2 others are my rock on both sides.
First question I need to know if it's a real one, how to I have it professionaly analysed, well honestly, I just wrote to one of the NASA researcher to ask her how can I manage the situation. I think only NASA can authenticate it since if it's real it came from there. I did that part by asking directly NASA but of course I havent yet received an answer.
Second question: do I own it? I mean, when I was 10 y.o., I could not participate in a crime such a stolen a rock, how could I know my godfather took it from his work site? But I want to be honest so I am asking to You here, if I received this rock between 1984 and 1988 in Canada (the Laws here are different) does that mean that I now own it or I have to give it back? What do You think? And if I own it, any idea how much a rock from the moon is worthed?
