Sex in space?

[Eighteeteewhy]

Have we done it yet?

Who will be the first? Maybe it could be an "international affair"




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[IanMorewood]

Prawn has been there before (well at least in the vomit comet), Silvia Saint did at least one take in zero G.

[dudleybloke]

I'm not sure but I think the Russians have done it.

[Dr Jekyll]

Beam me up Scotty.

[Eric Mc]

Lack of privacy is the main issue.

[_Deano]

"In space, no one can hear you scream".
haha
According to that quote, It has probably already happened

[Bradgate]

I believe a married couple were among the crew of one of the space shuttle missions.

In which case, the answer to the OP's question is 'probably not'

[spyder dryver]

Sex in space, eh?

[Eric Mc]

Maybe they should attach a special Sex Module to the ISS - with one of these installed - so as to make most efficient use of astronaut time.

[andy_s]

Moonraker.

[Eric Mc]

andy_s said:

Moonraker.

Probably the most realistic part of the film.

[IanMorewood]

andy_s said:

Moonraker.

Done with the help of wires and obviously no sex took place. Apparently several studies in place on the subject and the five year Mars plan they would hope to send sexually compatibility crew on board, that said can you believe the amount of mental the poor sod could have to endure if they get jiggy on the way there.

Private films Uranus experiment part 2 is I believe the only film of zero G fornication that exists and is probably the only time a two human intimate experience has occurred in space or anything like space.

[Hoofy]

I imagine you'd need to train for it using the chest press and cable row machines as if you just did it normally, one pelvic thrust would have her disappearing down the other end of the space ship.

[IanMorewood]

Two person space blanket with Velcro retainers?

[Eric Mc]

They could install a bigger version of the vacuum system they use in the Zero G loo.

[Kawasicki]

Obviously, what we all want to know is how would the embryonic development work out.

[Eric Mc]

Lots of experiments have been done on this in Zero G over the years with all sorts of biological specimens (I said "specimen" - not "spacemen") - usually on newts and frogs.

[Tonsko]

IanMorewood said:

Prawn has been there before (well at least in the vomit comet), Silvia Saint did at least one take in zero G.

This intruiged me, so I looked it up. It's called 'The Uranus Experiment, Part Two'. Not seen the clip in question yet.

[DrTre]

Hoofy said:

I imagine you'd need to train for it using the chest press and cable row machines as if you just did it normally, one pelvic thrust would have her disappearing down the other end of the space ship.

True. Makes for a tricky reentry too.

[Eric Mc]

Tonsko said:

This intruiged me, so I looked it up. It's called 'The Uranus Experiment, Part Two'. Not seen the clip in question yet.

What happened in Part 1?