Nasa looses extraterrestrial lunar stones

 General Paul K. Martin, in his capacity of Inspector of the U.S. National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), recently released a shocking report. So should be 500 lost extraterrestrial rock samples and ions.

These come from comets, for example, or the solar wind. The guilt he sees the bad inventory system of authority. Also guilty are the scientists who loaned specimens gave late or not at all back to NASA.

Curiously, even even the former President of the United States, Bill Clinton, partly guilty. So you took under his Errinerungsstücken, in a container-lost lunar rocks.