To buy land on the Moon, individuals typically go through private companies or websites that offer lunar land sales as novelty or symbolic deeds. Popular platforms like LunarRegistry.com or sites like Bay of Rainbows offer interactive ways to select and purchase plots of lunar land, often marketed with personalized certificates and lunar maps. The process involves choosing a lunar region, entering personal details, making payment (via credit cards, bank transfers, or sometimes cryptocurrency), and receiving ownership certificates digitally or by mail. Legally, according to the 1967 Outer Space Treaty, no nation can claim sovereignty over the Moon, and thus no government- backed real estate ownership on the Moon is recognized. This means all such purchases are not legally binding and serve mainly symbolic or novelty purposes. Prices for lunar land typically start around $20 to $30 per acre, with packages and themed gifts available for higher prices. Popular lunar locations for purchase include the Bay of Rainbows and the Sea of Rains, noted for their scientific and historical significance. Buying lunar land is often seen as a unique gift, a conversation piece, or an investment in imagination rather than a real estate investment with legal ownership or development potential.