So they say!
What would be the name of that club?:diablo:
Astronauts Confirm: No Sex In Space
Tue, 29 Jun ’10
“We’re … Professionals” Said STS-131 Commander
Space Shuttle Discovery commander Alan Poindexter was asked during a recent visit to Tokyo what would happen if astronauts got … intimate during a mission.
“We’re a group of professionals,” Poindexter reportedly answered with a serious face. “We treat each other with respect and we have a great working relationship. Personal relationships are not … an issue. We don’t have them and we won’t.”
Poindexter recently commanded the two week STS-131 mission to re-supply ISS. The crew included the first Japanese mother to fly in space. The international news service AFP reports that Poindexter and the rest of the STS-131 crew were in Japan to talk about the mission.
The mission did mark the first time that there were four women aboard ISS at one time.
By: PeeDee - 6th July 2010 at 23:00
I find it impossible to believe that it hasn’t already been a planned and logged experiment.
If we (H.B’s) are going to move off this planet, we need to know if conception is in any way affected by a lack of or very small gravity.
By: Blue_2 - 6th July 2010 at 22:50
“Did the Earth move for you….?”
By: swerve - 3rd July 2010 at 18:41
All that floating seamen……………………….
Why would there be any floating semen? Emit it any of the right places & it’s not going to leak out under gravity.
By: Al - 2nd July 2010 at 22:34
Emission Control – I’m just attempting re-entry…
By: piston power! - 2nd July 2010 at 22:29
All that floating seamen……………………….splat on your own tounge:D
By: swerve - 1st July 2010 at 10:15
Why difficult? Hold on to each other.
By: Arabella-Cox - 30th June 2010 at 19:16
Well I dunno, with zero gravity and not much to hold on, given Newton’s laws…gotta be pretty difficult.:dev2:
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