Game developer Richard Garriott's lost electric space buggy was located on the Moon. The NASA image above shows the exact location of the lost buggy:

[INDENT] A lost, broken-down solar/nuclear robot rover left on the Moon by the Soviet space programme - and nowadays owned by a wealthy computer game developer and space tourist - has been precisely located by NASA's new moon-mapping satellite.

Lunokhod-2 is no longer Russian property, having been sold off at auction by Sotheby's in the hard times (for the former Soviet nations) of the early 1990s. The defunct rover was purchased by multimillionaire games developer Richard Garriott (sometimes aka "Lord British") of Ultima fame.

Garriott, the son of a NASA astronaut who served aboard the "Skylab" space station in Earth orbit just months after Lunokhod-2's radiator blew, has continued to pursue his enthusiasm for space in latter years, visiting today's International Space Station as a paying tourist in 2008.

[/INDENT] Unfortunately, Garriott still can't take possession of the buggy, but at least he knows where in the universe it is!

Via [URL=http://www.theregister.co.uk/2010/03/17/lunokhod_2_located/page3.html]The Register[/URL]

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