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After astronaut Anne McClain may have improperly accessed her estranged wifes bank account: https://www.businessinsider.com/nasa...dentity-2019-8
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Woman astronaut and her estranged wife, that will be another first. No suggestion of any political tokenism anywhere at all, resulting in a degradation of standards for the sake of PCism.
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(Original post by z-hog)
Woman astronaut and her estranged wife, that will be another first. No suggestion of any political tokenism anywhere at all, resulting in a degradation of standards for the sake of PCism.
Woman astronaut and her estranged wife, that will be another first. No suggestion of any political tokenism anywhere at all, resulting in a degradation of standards for the sake of PCism.
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who determines the laws of outer space?
who determines the laws of outer space?
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Here we see an old man shaking his fist at a cloud.
Here we see an old man shaking his fist at a cloud.
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Since the ISS is a collaborative work between several countries, I'd guess the country the astronaut is representing while up there.
Since the ISS is a collaborative work between several countries, I'd guess the country the astronaut is representing while up there.
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Woman astronaut and her estranged wife, that will be another first. No suggestion of any political tokenism anywhere at all, resulting in a degradation of standards for the sake of PCism.
Woman astronaut and her estranged wife, that will be another first. No suggestion of any political tokenism anywhere at all, resulting in a degradation of standards for the sake of PCism.
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Since the ISS is a collaborative work between several countries, I'd guess the country the astronaut is representing while up there.
Since the ISS is a collaborative work between several countries, I'd guess the country the astronaut is representing while up there.
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(Original post by Leviathan1611)
who determines the laws of outer space?
who determines the laws of outer space?
The ISS consists of modules owned by different national space agencies and the ESA which is a multi national agency.
I think I heard the astronauts are under the legal system of the country that owns the section they're in... and in the ESA bit there's some procedure to decide which ESA member state's law applies.
Probably the USA will decide that the cyber crime of illegally accessing a computer that is inside the USA means that the crime occurred in it's territory - it's indicted and tried to extradite British hackers before for accessing computers inside the USA..
But the Astronauts will return to earth in a Russian soyuz to Kazakhstan and I don't think Russia or Kazakhstan have extradition treaties with the USA so there could be a possibility of some funny business.
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I think it must be a big worry to the other astronauts up there cos they're stuck with someone probably not very rational who is feeling under a lot of pressure who might try something dramatic to avoid having to face the music on earth.
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Woman astronaut and her estranged wife, that will be another first. No suggestion of any political tokenism anywhere at all, resulting in a degradation of standards for the sake of PCism.
Woman astronaut and her estranged wife, that will be another first. No suggestion of any political tokenism anywhere at all, resulting in a degradation of standards for the sake of PCism.
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I guess that works if the crime is committed 'in' the country they are representing, but what if one astronaut's actions were legal where they came from, but not for their victim? I'd see it as a sort of embassy up there, .
I guess that works if the crime is committed 'in' the country they are representing, but what if one astronaut's actions were legal where they came from, but not for their victim? I'd see it as a sort of embassy up there, .
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