If A Human Baby Was Born Out a Space, What Nationality Would It Be?

Question

If A Human Baby Was Born Out a Space, What Nationality Would It Be?

Answer 1

It would depend on the parents.  The United States considers children born to American citizens "beyond sea, or outside the limits of the United States" to be "natural born citizens."  Thus, if an American couple had a child in space, the child would be considered American.

Answer 2

nnnniiiiiccceeeee efin ? i would say he would be what ever the [arents are like american but from out of this world that would be tight but the baby will will not grow nore age in space

Answer 3

Probably the same as a baby who is born on Antarctica. Since that continent belongs to no country, a person born there can claim citizenship to any country.

Answer 4

since space is international territory, it would be the nationality of the vehicle it was born in.  If it was born to a woman floating in space, it would be the woman's nationality.

Answer 5

Obviously from where the parents are from!

Answer 6

the nationality of the spacecraft they were born on. the precedent is already there for children born on ships and aircraft on the high seas.

Answer 7

I understood that children born at sea were usually considered to be the nationality of the ship.  But that probably depends on the laws in effect where ever the ship is registered.  

This decision of the Supreme Court of New South Wales 1830 says they take the nationality of the ship.  Since US law is derived from English law the US courts would probably rule the same way.  

In re de Mestre

Supreme Court of New South Wales

Forbes C.J., 23 April 1830

http://www.law.mq.edu.au/scnsw/Cases1829...

Answer 8

whatever nation their parents are from and in which he lives.

Answer 9

matters where in space and what air craft.

dumb question btw.

Answer 10

Smart One ... i think it depends on the closest country the space **** is close to  ..:D

Answer 11

Black.