… of the TNT channel Now the channel has its own land on the moon. The area of ​​the acquired territory is seven acres. The purchase cost the channel $99 (in the US, land is cheaper - $17 per site). The sale of the Moon began in the fall of 1980, ...

... channel TNT

Now the channel has its own land on the moon. The area of ​​the acquired territory is seven acres. The purchase cost the channel $99 (in the US, land is cheaper - $17 per plot). The sale of the moon began in the fall of 1980, when the American Dennis Hope, based on the fact that the planet is a draw, patented the right to sell the lunar surface, dividing it into 3 million plots.

At the moment, about 200 thousand people have become the owners of lunar allotments around the world. Among them are former American presidents Ronald Reagan and Jimmy Carter, John Travolta, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Tom Cruise, Clint Eastwood, Nicole Kidman, Harrison Ford, Mick Jagger, Madonna, football player Ronaldo and even the British royal family.

Among the Russian lunar owners are Oleg Basilashvili, Laima Vaikule, Alexander Rosenbaum, Semyon Altov, Ilya Lagutenko, Valery Meladze, Yuri Shevchuk and others.

After the transaction was completed, TNT television companies were issued: a map showing the acquired land plot; the text of the Lunar Constitution proclaimed on November 22, 1980; Lunar Passport; as well as a certificate of ownership, certified by a committee of realtors in the United States.

... channel 7TV

On the eve of the New Year, Irina Rodnina will make her debut with the author's program "After the Pedestal". The presenter will invite famous former athletes who have left the arena to the studio. Gymnast Elena Karpukhina, hockey player Evgeny Mishakov, speed skater Evgeny Grishin will appear in the first issues. According to the scenario, the guests will see things that their sports life was connected with: balls, skates, helmets - everything that can evoke memories.

...president

On December 19, 2002, at 12.00 Moscow time, Russian President V.V. Putin. Direct video communication with the Kremlin will be carried out using mobile television stations operating in regional centers, small towns and villages of Russia. All viewers and listeners will have the opportunity to ask their questions to the head of state during the live broadcast. Also, this can be done in advance, by phone or via the Internet, on the site www.linia2002.ru All questions will be processed by a creative group of TV journalists who will select the most interesting and relevant from them. Phone number from anywhere in Russia:

8-beep-800-200-40-40

. The call is free.

"New Newspaper"