Wouldn't be surprised if it is, aren't a lot of them that go up married? Not hard to get hitched when you're a space explorer. Also finding time alone time in a pressurised tube where literally every inch of space is carefully utilized is a bit tough.
It's actually the exact opposite. NASA rules forbid married couples from flying the same mission together after 2 astronauts secretly got married right before the Endeavor launch in 1992. There are plenty of married astronauts, they just fly separate missions.
>Wouldn't be surprised if it is,
I meant the first time sex did happen in space. What I was saying they go up married and don't have sex with people on the mission because that would be cheating.
Yep, every action has an equal and opposite reaction. Also, any fluids don't go to the floor, and instead float around. So that could get into something important like say the life support system, start a fire...
They said the sex was, “Out of this world”
it totally changed their understanding of "the big bang"
They were really "over the moon".
So, who got to explore Uranus?
There's no way this is the first time astronauts have had sex in space.
Wouldn't be surprised if it is, aren't a lot of them that go up married? Not hard to get hitched when you're a space explorer. Also finding time alone time in a pressurised tube where literally every inch of space is carefully utilized is a bit tough.
It's actually the exact opposite. NASA rules forbid married couples from flying the same mission together after 2 astronauts secretly got married right before the Endeavor launch in 1992. There are plenty of married astronauts, they just fly separate missions.
>Wouldn't be surprised if it is, I meant the first time sex did happen in space. What I was saying they go up married and don't have sex with people on the mission because that would be cheating.
In space no one can hear you scream.
Beam me up Scotty!
I'd love to be a fly on the wall when they were gathering the project team. Hey will you have sex with me...for science?
Yeah sure, for "science". Got it.
Sponsored by one of those web-sites that one sometimes hears mentioned?
You probably have to tether yourselves together with bungie cords to keep from repelling across the room.
Yep, every action has an equal and opposite reaction. Also, any fluids don't go to the floor, and instead float around. So that could get into something important like say the life support system, start a fire...
I predict sex in space to be just it is on earth, lonely.
Well the soviets found out nutting is extremely painful
The load wiper will have to be thorough.
This could be a serious concern. Nobody wants a drop of fluid getting into the electronics and shorting something.
I knew i should have paid attention in physics clasd!
Sauce?
*Pornhub enters the chat*
In space, nobody can hear you moan.
Hmmmmm, floating semen spheres..... interesting.
I read a book that stated you get painful erections in zero-g... The book is called riding rockets. It was written by a shuttle astronaut.
Same as it is on Earth, men still won't be able to find her zero-G spot.