"Nasa has responded to a cheeky request from the National Trust for Scotland (NTS) for free entry and parking for its members at some locations on Mars."
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-highlands-islands-44354901
"The charity posed the question in a letter to the US space agency after learning that geology on the planet had been given Scottish names.
They include places such as Torridon where NTS owns property and its members can visit for free."
NASA replied: "You will be happy to learn that St Kilda and Torridon on Mars, as well as all of outer space, have no entry fees.
"Members of your organisation may find that reaching the Torridon Quadrangle in Mars' Gale Crater is a longer trip than the boat ride to St Kilda, however."
They added: "Parking is also free of charge, but there are some restrictions.
"Mars is an unspoiled environment which may still hide signs of life, so we ask that all spaceships, cars and police boxes that attempt the landing be thoroughly decontaminated before heading to Mars."
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https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-highlands-islands-44354901
"The charity posed the question in a letter to the US space agency after learning that geology on the planet had been given Scottish names.
They include places such as Torridon where NTS owns property and its members can visit for free."
NASA replied: "You will be happy to learn that St Kilda and Torridon on Mars, as well as all of outer space, have no entry fees.
"Members of your organisation may find that reaching the Torridon Quadrangle in Mars' Gale Crater is a longer trip than the boat ride to St Kilda, however."
They added: "Parking is also free of charge, but there are some restrictions.
"Mars is an unspoiled environment which may still hide signs of life, so we ask that all spaceships, cars and police boxes that attempt the landing be thoroughly decontaminated before heading to Mars."
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