Spaceballs was truly visionary before it's time.
Also, inb4 Space Force intensifies.
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Sperm can survive in low gravity which could help establish colonies on Mars, study suggests
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Spaceballs was truly visionary before it's time.
Also, inb4 Space Force intensifies.
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Imagine no fapping in space, right after you blast off to Mars?
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Maybe that's how life begun here. Some alien species kept sending their jizz here and they became the first single cell organisms.
The black goo in Prometheus and Covenant was actually alien sperm.
The black goo in Prometheus and Covenant was actually alien sperm.
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Fill my hand with mah dick
And let me wank forevermore
You are all I fap for
All I thirst and adore
On other worlds, please aim true
Above other worlds, I jizz you
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First, we'd have to fix the problem of sustainable resources and oxygen not being on Mars, second we'd just delay our inevitable extinction as we'd still be remaining in our Solar system.
I'm a lot more concerned about the effects microgravity or 0.3 g would have on a developing fetus and growing children to be honest. Furthermore, I'm not even sure how you could test that sort of thing ethically, maybe start with mice and work up to humans through monkeys and such?
Regardless until that happens, it's probably best to have anybody who is pregnant stay in a centrifuge a majority of the time and children grow up mostly in it as well so there's a significant decrease in complications.
Regardless until that happens, it's probably best to have anybody who is pregnant stay in a centrifuge a majority of the time and children grow up mostly in it as well so there's a significant decrease in complications.
One step at a time : )
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Oh why would you do that to mars!
According to Gundam, they will have super power.
My thoughts exactly. I'm not saying it was a given, but seems as basic as "humans can survive in low gravity". How pregnancies fare seem like a much more complex issue, as well as all the other living conditions, ethics, etc.
Technically they could. But they would suffer a lot from the stronger gravity pull since their bodies would have adapted to Mars. Weaker bones, weaker muscles, stuff like that. We can already see the quick degradation with the astronauts who spend a few months in orbit. We can safely assume that a low gravity would have the same kind of consequences, especially for someone born and raised in such gravity.
Imagine jerking off in those conditions under the pressure to perform because everyone on the project knows what you are supposed to do. š
There's already porno filmed inside zero gravity planes.
(not that I would know)
