Rumour has it that the Russian astronauts, aboard the Space Station, have finally made that giant step for human kind, by achieving re-entry without leaving orbit.

Possibly why passing overhead Thailand .. nah, who knows.

Fellow TV-members might feel moved to comment or offer congratulations ?

I'd be surprised if it was the first time, the space shuttles etc have had mixed crews for years and human nature being what it is...

Be something that any normal person would want to try, zero gravity sex.

I'd be surprised if it was the first time, the space shuttles etc have had mixed crews for years and human nature being what it is...

Be something that any normal person would want to try, zero gravity sex.

But would the earth move for you?

I wonder if the windows steamed up.

Rumour has it that the Russian astronauts, aboard the Space Station, have finally made that giant step for human kind, by achieving re-entry without leaving orbit.

Possibly why passing overhead Thailand .. nah, who knows.

Fellow TV-members might feel moved to comment or offer congratulations ?

I don't think you will see definitive proof published anywhere, but IMHO it's safe to say this is old news. I used to be in the space business, specifically working with shuttle flights. The Russians were rumored to have done "experiments" decades ago. I did some pre-flight mission training and attended several symposia with the first husband/wife team to fly on the shuttle about 16 years ago (see Jan and Mark in the lower left of the picture: http://starchild.gsfc.nasa.gov/Images/Star...sts47_crew.gif). They were a good looking young healthy couple. Wouldn't it be logical to think they would want to try what comes natural in the ultimate mile high club, even if it was part of a life sciences experiment? I worked in a different area of the sciences, but we were never far away from the life sciences teams. It's safe to say that word gets around, but publicly NASA prefers to keep this kind of discussion under wraps.

Rather coindental timing of this thread but I just noticed in my diary today is the Immaculate Conception (a catholic feast or whatever). So Jesus may not have been an astronaut but maybe Joseph and Mary were.

That's odd. If the immaculate conception happened on 8th December how come JC was born on Christmas day? You'd think the Catolics would have had the day nine months before Christmas to at least insert a shard of believability to the story.

Hmmm. I wonder if a short time room module could be added to the ISS for wealthy couples to go for that sh@g of a lifetime?

I'd be surprised if it was the first time, the space shuttles etc have had mixed crews for years and human nature being what it is...

Be something that any normal person would want to try, zero gravity sex.

But would the earth move for you?

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Determining who is in the 'on top' position might be questionable!

Zero gravity sex without bungy cords (occy straps, big rubber bands) would be kind hard wouldn't it?

not alot of privacy

So... how many miles high must you be to join that club ?

Totster

Zero gravity sex without bungy cords (occy straps, big rubber bands) would be kind hard wouldn't it?

Wiping it on the curtains afterwards would prove difficult too.

Zero gravity sex without bungy cords (occy straps, big rubber bands) would be kind hard wouldn't it?

Wiping it on the curtains afterwards would prove difficult too.

Zero gravity sex without bungy cords (occy straps, big rubber bands) would be kind hard wouldn't it?

Just imagine it though.

A whole new field of inventiveness.

Drifting, not moving, connected in the most intimate way but touching in no other way.

Zero gravity sex without bungy cords (occy straps, big rubber bands) would be kind hard wouldn't it?

Just imagine it though.

A whole new field of inventiveness.

Drifting, not moving, connected in the most intimate way but touching in no other way.

Sounds almost like flying solo.

The fastest <deleted> ever?

Zero gravity sex without bungy cords (occy straps, big rubber bands) would be kind hard wouldn't it?

Just imagine it though.

A whole new field of inventiveness.

Drifting, not moving, connected in the most intimate way but touching in no other way.

Sounds almost like flying solo.

Maybe that is what people mean when they use the expression 'Who gives a flying <deleted>?'

If the space station's rockin' don't come knockin'

NASA should do more to publicise this IMHO.

If cold-war & the space-race with the USSR got them their start-up funding, then human-kind's most basic urge, ought to generate a further wave of development-funding. And we certainly need to do something to revive space exploration.

Maybe there should be a Thai space-program, after all, perhaps based in Patpong or Sukhumvit where the basic expertise for this is currently found ? I understand things take off, soar higher, and return to ground, all the time in these neighbourhoods.

sorry - double post due to a technical problem. (No - I didn't come twice !) Ricardo

I'd be surprised if it was the first time, the space shuttles etc have had mixed crews for years and human nature being what it is...

Be something that any normal person would want to try, zero gravity sex.

But would the earth move for you?

''

Determining who is in the 'on top' position might be questionable!

In space there is neither up nor down.

In space noone hears your orgasm.

I wonder what they do about these certain urges? After all some of the crew are up there for months at a time. Do they have a special suction tube if somebody fancies a quick J. Arthur? A weightless soixant neuf - Sp? - (69) though would be an experience not to be missed.

The first thing that came(no pun intended) to my mind was "just think of the money shot"

But more scientifically, i wonder how a human fetus will develop in zero gravity - any propellerheads out there with a theory ?

But, how would they connect if they are floating around. Would take a lot of imagination I would think.

But, how would they connect if they are floating around. Would take a lot of imagination I would think.

Why do you think NASA invented velcro?

i thought the men in black invented velcro?

Rather coindental timing of this thread but I just noticed in my diary today is the Immaculate Conception (a catholic feast or whatever). So Jesus may not have been an astronaut but maybe Joseph and Mary were.

That's odd. If the immaculate conception happened on 8th December how come JC was born on Christmas day? You'd think the Catolics would have had the day nine months before Christmas to at least insert a shard of believability to the story.

Hmmm. I wonder if a short time room module could be added to the ISS for wealthy couples to go for that sh@g of a lifetime?

Jesus was most likely born on the 26th of September (day of attonement?) so work back and you can work out the date of conception...

Zero gravity sex without bungy cords (occy straps, big rubber bands) would be kind hard wouldn't it?

Wiping it on the curtains afterwards would prove difficult too.

it would be easier than the smoke after.

But, how would they connect if they are floating around. Would take a lot of imagination I would think.

Why do you think NASA invented velcro?

That is an urban myth:

http://inventors.about.com/library/weekly/aa091297.htm

Use it a lot? Yes.

Invented it? No.

Question:-

In space would your "Semen" become "Spacemen"

WE all occupy some position in space.....so whenever we have sex aren't we having sex in space?....I mean unless we are just thinking about it, then it would be sex in fantasy instead of sex in space.

Would it always be appropriate to describe sex in fantasy as being "fantastic sex"?

Chownah

Chownah, although your point is a truthful one, you know bladdy well what we're talking about when we say "space"

Zero gravity sex without bungy cords (occy straps, big rubber bands) would be kind hard wouldn't it?

Wiping it on the curtains afterwards would prove difficult too.

it would be easier than the smoke after.

:D

Sh1t. That's a point. How would anything burn in space?

If I can't smoke than I ain't going.