Sex in space tough, says Nasa

Telegraph ^ | Valentine's Day, 2011 | Andy Bloxham

[Squantos]

Lesbians ?

[Charles Martel]

Nasa has a strict code of conduct on sexual relations, stating that "relationships of trust" among astronauts are to be maintained at all times.

I'm certain that NASA's "strict code" must go into greater detail than this. As reported, it sounds less like a stern "no nookie" policy and more like: "What happens in orbit, stays in orbit."

[Third Person]

Aliens=Alien

oops.

[Revolting cat!]

Well, no wonder!

[henkster]

In a related story on NASA Engineers:

http://www.theonion.com/video/nasa-scientists-plan-to-approach-girl-by-2018,14400/

[UCANSEE2]

Something like this?

[Amberdawn]

Meanwhile BILLIONS of dollars later.....

[liberalh8ter]

I would imagine it’s going to get even tougher now that Obama’s called for a Muslim outreach through NASA. Chimps in space were one thing but camels and goats....that’s going to be tough.

[Jewbacca]

Polyethylene (plastic) blocks cosmic rays rather well.

It’s a weight issue, but not much of one.

[UCANSEE2]

I’m confused by the following, can’t we shield a spaceship from cosmic rays?

Sure. It's just that we don't have large enough rockets to get that kind of weight off the ground.

[Ronald_Magnus]

It's been done

[UCANSEE2]

Seems in space, pregnancy is not a problem. It's the birth that is a little rough.

[FReepaholic]

...Deep space nine!...

Or rather Deep Space 69.

[Third Person]

A glowing John Hurt, prior to giving birth:

[swain_forkbeard]

Was she ever mistaken for a man?

[3niner]

Somebody’s confusing “sex” with “reproduction”.

[swain_forkbeard]

“How would Laz hit it in zero g?”

Repeatedly.

[ArrogantBustard]

No.

Were you?

;’}

[njslim]

More like 100 Mile club

Do you get a special pin for “doing it in space”?

[njslim]

More like 100 Mile club

Do you get a special pin for “doing it in space”?