I imagine the country the space program is from would - #107207078 added by severepwner at i wish i could smoke in space

#11 - neutrality

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(12/04/2013)[-]

So yeah, It's not technically illegal there. He's not... well in any country. Nothing's illegal in space....Nothing...

#143 to #11 - skumbaner

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(12/04/2013)[-]

except being REBEL SCUM!

#124 to #11 - metascarecrow

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(12/04/2013)[-]

It depends on the flag of the ship (spaceship in this case). If a woman gives birth a baby in the sea, his nacionality is the same as the ship is.

#120 to #11 - metascarecrow

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(12/04/2013)[-]

It depends on the flag of the ship (spaceship in this case).If a woman gives birth a baby on the sea, his nacionality is the one the flag has.

#99 to #11 - badsamaritan

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(12/04/2013)[-]

Sooner or later the U.N. Unintelligent Negros will probably make some stupid Earth Space Zone laws. They probably will go like this.
America cant
America has to
America
America
America
Israel

#52 to #11 - anon id: de6e8985

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(12/04/2013)[-]

Except gay marriage. Gay marriage is just illegal and wrong anywhere you go.

#41 to #11 - anon id: 383bb695

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(12/04/2013)[-]

He would be safe anyways. He is technically carrying 0 grams.

#44 to #41 - chaosnazo

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(12/04/2013)[-]

No
It still has mass, aka grams, it's just that since there's no gravity in his point of observation is 0 the weed's WEIGHT becomes 0 N.

Mass=grams
Weight= N

#92 to #44 - anon id: 25ca61bf

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(12/04/2013)[-]

not true, gravity doesn't cease to exist, but just becomes much weaker compared to the earth's

#102 to #92 - chaosnazo

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(12/04/2013)[-]

Yes, that's why I said "from his point of observation"

#27 to #11 - severepwner

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(12/04/2013)[-]

I imagine the country the space program is from would likely have the same laws. Plus that's probably not safe, smoking in there.

#17 to #11 - randomwanker#104 on contentRank#104

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(12/04/2013)[-]

Is it legal to **** a horse in space?

#72 to #17 - crackedpepper

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(12/04/2013)[-]

id say it probably is but at the same time, horses in space.... say goodbye to every delicate instrument in your ship

#34 to #17 - thelastamerican

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(12/04/2013)[-]

Someone's been browsing for awhile.

#21 to #17 - TwiztidNinja

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(12/04/2013)[-]

it is legal to **** a horse in international waters. Why go to space?

#107 to #21 - pokemonstheshiz

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(12/04/2013)[-]

That's why water polo was invented
amirite?

#36 to #21 - anon id: 927b3b3d

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(12/04/2013)[-]

wrong
Universal jurisdiction

#22 to #21 - randomwanker#104 on contentRank#104

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(12/04/2013)[-]

I like the way you think

#55 to #22 - besle

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(12/04/2013)[-]

It's legal to **** a horse here, as long as it doesn't suffer from it.

No need to go to space.

#16 to #11 - phoenixdowner

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(12/04/2013)[-]

The only thing I know of is that according to international agreements, no one is capable of claiming an extraterrestrial body as their own...

#32 to #16 - fantomen

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(12/04/2013)[-]

No Country can claim to own naturally occurring object outside of the earth.
So you can own a TV satellite, but Belgium can't just claim they own the sun or something.

However, and this is a big However.
The law only ever mentions that countries can't claim to own stuff in space.
It doesn't say anything about Private individuals and/or corporations.
So if a mining company decided to team up with a rocket company to start mining Iridium on asteroids, that would be fine according to the current laws.

#225 to #32 - toastedspikes

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(12/04/2013)[-]

I mean, it's perfectly fine for me claim I now own the entire planet of Jupiter including all its moons, but it means **** all if I don't have some sort of force, or at least the concept of force, to back it up with. Countries can't really be countries unless they can put a gun behind it (inevitably, anyway. Countries are formed peacefully all the time, but usually because the big guy said A-OK).