Happy Friday!
Need a mid-afternoon pick-me-up? Here's a fascinating piece about the ins and outs of astronauts getting it on in space. See if this excerpt gets your blood flowing:
“While a lot of scientists all over the world are busy searching for extraterrestrial civilizations, astronauts plan a more earthly contact, that is conceiving a human baby at the orbital station,” Rostislav Beleda, a Candidate of Medical Sciences said. Mr. Beleda worked as the chief sexologist at the Central Aviation Hospital for 14 years.
“The biggest problem is how to conceive, because liquid cannot be spilt under the condition of weightlessness,” he added.
“But they do not need a bed in space. They can love each other in the air.”
“And what will come out of that? As soon as he touches her, she will fly away in the opposite direction. A bed or at least some fastening device on a wall is more likely to be used.”
Jealous?