New Use For An Apollo-era Satellite Station?

A Real Estate Deal That Spans The Earth, NPR
“As it turns out, the greatest interest in the property has been because of that satellite dish. NASA contractor Dennis Wingo is seriously looking at it. He’s advising a team competing for the Google Lunar X Prize, a $20 million award for the first privately funded team to get a rover to travel on the moon. “We would control them from here,” Wingo says. “To me, that’s way more fun than worrying about the past. As important as the past is, I kind of look forward toward the future.” At this point, Wingo hasn’t made an offer, so the property is still on the market. The asking price for the dish, the bunker and the land: $4.2 million.”