“A Russian court has ruled that an astrologer can sue NASA over plans to bombard a comet whose destruction would ‘disrupt the natural balance of the universe’.” Reversing a lower court, the panel ruled that it was appropriate for Russia to take jurisdiction over Marina Bai’s lawsuit, which demands $310 million. According to her lawyer, Alexandra Molokhova, Ms. Bai “believes that the project infringes upon her spiritual and life values, as well as the natural life of the cosmos”. (“Astrologer courts trouble for NASA”, Melbourne Age, May 8; Anna Arutunyan, “Russian Astrologist Plans to Crash NASA’s Independence Day”, MosNews, Apr. 19; “Russian astrologer seeks $310 million of moral damage compensation from NASA”, Pravda, May 6).
Russian court: astrologer can sue NASA
“A Russian court has ruled that an astrologer can sue NASA over plans to bombard a comet whose destruction would ‘disrupt the natural balance of the universe’.” Reversing a lower court, the panel ruled that it was appropriate for Russia to take jurisdiction over Marina Bai’s lawsuit, which demands $310 million. According to her lawyer, […]
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Holey moley, indeed!
Well, maybe this will get the attention of those troglodytes over at NASA… See more of this kind of thing at Overlawyered. There’s enough overlawyering noted there to bring on one of Kim du Toit’s… patented RCOB … moments… read only if your…