Is sex good in zero gravity?

Answer 1

It's out of this world!

Answer 2

officially it has never happened

Sex in space is distinguished mainly by the absence of gravity (unless the artificial gravity is created in the space ship) which leads to some difficulties surrounding the performing of most sexual activities. Because no certain sexual intercourse in space is known to have occurred, the topic is hotly disputed to clarify its potential impact on human beings in the isolated, confined, and hazardous environment of space. However, the ongoing discussions often include several speculations (e.g., about the STS-47 mission, on which married astronauts Mark C. Lee and Jan Davis flew), and even hoaxes, such as Document 12-571-3570.

Document 12-571-3570 (also entitled NASA No. 12 571-3570) is a fictional document contrived by astronomer and scientific writer Pierre Kohler about the sex experiments in space attributed to NASA. According to Kohler's book The Final Mission astronauts aboard a space shuttle flight in 1996 performed a variety of sex acts during the STS-75 mission to determine which positions are most effective in zero gravity. Citing the 12-571-3570 document, Kohler reported that of the 10 positions tested, six required the use of a belt and an inflatable tunnel, while four were contingent on hanging on. Kohler also said the certain couple apparently agreed to filming of the 10, one-hour sessions in the lower deck of the shuttle, and that they added their own personal footnotes to help scientists.

I am sure a bouncy castle would work just as well as an inflatable tunnel

Answer 3

dont know never had sex in zero gravity lol u could break a record and b the first one 2 try it

Answer 4

In my class my Professor showed us a video about "sex in outer space" (he and another professor did a study on that). The person that they interviewed (my professors friend) said sex would be great in outer space because u can have various positions and u don't need a bed (won't have to worry about falling off of anything). He said some other stuff but thats all I remember. The message that I got form the interview is that it would be great.





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Answer 5

Don't know. Never tried it in zero gravity. Ask an astronaut.

Answer 6

Ask that goofy astronut lady. She was up in space having an affair with another astronuat. But that would be funny to find out.

Answer 7

I suspect it'd be really tricky to thrust... and imagine where all the juice goes after. Messy! But hey, I'd try it if I got the chance. :)

Answer 8

I would like to try it with someone special, not sure she would though

Answer 9

Only if you have a tanning booth with you.

Answer 10

I don't know but it sure sounds interesting.