What if an astronaut commits a crime in space?

Factual Questions
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What if an astronaut kills another astronaut in space? Being that there are no laws in space, is he subject to the laws of the spacecraft he’s on?

What if he kills another astronaut on the moon?

I know it’s a weird question, but sometimes reality is stranger than fiction and anything is possible I guess.

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We do have a search function here. It would be polite if your started there and acknowledged the earlier threads.

Murder in outer space

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Sorry if I don’t want to fan through hundreds of threads.

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There’s this one, too: If Neil Armstrong would have murdered Buzz Aldrin

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When you search, are constraining the search to General Questions? Searching for “crime in space” yields almost 300 results, but searching GQ only narrows it to 17 results.

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Then sorry if we don’t want to fan through hundreds of your threads.
You can have a look around at the European Center for Space Law.

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In space, no one can hear you sue.