Plenty 
of people have used joysticks to land on virtual moons, but now you can own a controller that has done the real deed.
The hand controller Commander Dave Scott used to manually guide the Apollo 15 Lunar Module Falcon to the moon’s surface in 1971 is going on the auction block. Bidding for the rare piece of space memorabilia is expected to reach as high as $300,000.
Chris Morris: Journalist 