June 23, 2010, 6:07 PM — It's a tricky Solomonic question that they probably don't cover in law school: When a space rock falls to Earth, who does it belong to, the owner of the land that it slams into, or the first person to find it? A judge in Queensland rejected the "finders keepers" argument. Read more...
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