NASA astronaut's estranged wife pleads guilty to falsely alleging first crime committed in space

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The ex-wife of a NASA astronaut has pleaded guilty to fabricating the first crime in space, admitting to lying about her spouse stealing her identity while on the International Space Station.

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Summer Worden, 50, has pleaded guilty to making false allegations that her former spouse, a top NASA astronaut, committed the first crime in space. This claim, which has been proven untrue, could lead to a prison sentence of up to five years and a maximum fine of $250,000. The case highlights the serious implications of false accusations, particularly in high-profile contexts such as space exploration and the reputations of those involved.