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geekhack Community => Off Topic => Topic started by: tp4tissue on Wed, 29 May 2019, 17:34:32
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Scene from hollywood flop, Geostorm (2017)..
Bad movie, kewl scene.
Although, pretty sure they can't space the launch pads that close to one another.
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It gonna happen.
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BUh... it's at worst Spay Secs, what is Spay ?
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BUh... it's at worst Spay Secs, what is Spay ?
Doesn't matter, still secs 10/10 :thumb:
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I remember reading somewhere that NASA had actual government sanctioned sexual studies done in zero gravity that were recorded and reported on.
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I remember reading somewhere that NASA had actual government sanctioned sexual studies done in zero gravity that were recorded and reported on.
I think we need to submit a FOIA request to get this video (for science). The truth is out there...
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I remember reading somewhere that NASA had actual government sanctioned sexual studies done in zero gravity that were recorded and reported on.
I think we need to submit a FOIA request to get this video (for science). The truth is out there...
Have looked into this topic in years past, there is no credible information set on it ever having occurred.
Most sources confirm it's been a fictional hoax perpetuated and stoked by fantasy.
Mechanically, as long as there is enough artificial grav (ship spin), everything does line up as far as initial docking.
Of course the limit here is the male hydraulics which given the lower blood pressure in space would not function optimally. The more gravity the better..
Over time on extended space travel, it's possible that the circulatory system would deteriorate such that hydraulic function would permanently perform at reduced specs.
Overall, not a pressing concern. We need much much faster ships for this to ever matter.
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How long you think it'll be before a software patch is released to hobby astronomers for automated Starlink satellite avoidance?
edit - Not a valid vimeo URL