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Can you get pregnant and give birth in space?
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"I suspect NASA wouldn't recommend it, because the foetus would be exposed to much higher levels of radiation than one born on the earth.
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I'm asking can you, not should you  |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"I don't think you can. I think I heard that on a space/sci fi program.
If you're on a satellite that has the same gravity it might be possible. "
So it is possible with artificial gravity.
Would the space baby be the citizen of any of the countries on Earth? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I suspect its possible as gravity isnt needed(sperm swim and muscles push). However the sperm would have to be an athlete in its class and there would be no end of issues in labour. Radiation would be a factor and the baby would have crumbling bones very early in life. Artificial gravity would help with some stuff butvnot all i suspect. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Not at my age!
Dont mind trying though
Endlessly.... 
Sorry woman but I have the stamina of a heavy smoker
You can take breaks - don't worry, time moves slowly in space "
Then I'll fuck you there.
See you on thrusday x |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I don't think you can. I think I heard that on a space/sci fi program.
If you're on a satellite that has the same gravity it might be possible.
So it is possible with artificial gravity.
Would the space baby be the citizen of any of the countries on Earth?"
If the satellite has been legally made a colony, I would think so.
The baby would have to have an Earth country to come back to. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Blimey, schools mustn't teach biology any more...."
Did schools teach about getting pregnant in any other way than on Earth, under normal air pressure and gravity, when you were there? |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"I don't think you can. I think I heard that on a space/sci fi program.
If you're on a satellite that has the same gravity it might be possible.
So it is possible with artificial gravity.
Would the space baby be the citizen of any of the countries on Earth?
If the satellite has been legally made a colony, I would think so.
The baby would have to have an Earth country to come back to."
What if no country would want a space baby?
Or what if every country would claim it's right to space baby? |
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By *imiUKMan
over a year ago
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"Blimey, schools mustn't teach biology any more....
Explain?"
The sperm swim up the fallopian tubes to the egg. Why would they not be able to do it in zero gravity, when the gravitational pull on earth, if anything works against them (women who do headstands after sex notwithstanding)...... |
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By *imiUKMan
over a year ago
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"Blimey, schools mustn't teach biology any more....
Did schools teach about getting pregnant in any other way than on Earth, under normal air pressure and gravity, when you were there? "
Air pressure? The mind boggles. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Blimey, schools mustn't teach biology any more....
Explain?
The sperm swim up the fallopian tubes to the egg. Why would they not be able to do it in zero gravity, when the gravitational pull on earth, if anything works against them (women who do headstands after sex notwithstanding)......"
Pretty difficult, actually. Space, it turns out, essentially acts as one big birth control system. One space-sex study published last fall predicts that cosmic radiation would bombard the body at such a high rate during a long space trip or an extended stay on Mars that sperm count would decrease and fetuses wouldn't be able to properly develop in a space environment. Even though existing and proposed space conveyances have improved radiation protection, they don't contain nearly enough shielding to allow zygotes to develop. |
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"Not sure but i reckon some folk here are moon men and woman..
You can get pregnant in very small confined spaces. Many a child was concieved in the back of an Austin Mini."
They were all conceived in the back of the same Mini? Blimey. Was there a queue? |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I don't think you can. I think I heard that on a space/sci fi program.
If you're on a satellite that has the same gravity it might be possible.
So it is possible with artificial gravity.
Would the space baby be the citizen of any of the countries on Earth?
If the satellite has been legally made a colony, I would think so.
The baby would have to have an Earth country to come back to.
What if no country would want a space baby?
Or what if every country would claim it's right to space baby?"
You mean the woman gets pregnant by accident? |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Blimey, schools mustn't teach biology any more....
Did schools teach about getting pregnant in any other way than on Earth, under normal air pressure and gravity, when you were there?
Air pressure? The mind boggles. "
I was thinking in deep sea diving subs.
I'm thinking out of the box here.
Conditions have to be perfect to conceive and grow a baby. It's hard enough here on Earth, where 1 in 3 pregnancies ends in miscarriage. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"In space. Can you get pregnant? yes.
Can you give birth? Yes.
But I don’t want to be around when your water starts break!"
Have you been in contact with amniotic fluid? |
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"In space. Can you get pregnant? yes.
Can you give birth? Yes.
But I don’t want to be around when your water starts break!
Have you been in contact with amniotic fluid?"
I’ve seen a thousand babies born. But I try to keep up the other end! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"In space. Can you get pregnant? yes.
Can you give birth? Yes.
But I don’t want to be around when your water starts break!
Have you been in contact with amniotic fluid?
I’ve seen a thousand babies born. But I try to keep up the other end!"
And miss the wonder of a new life coming into the world 
It's not nice stuff though, I admit. Feels awful when it's oozing between your back and the sheet. |
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"In space. Can you get pregnant? yes.
Can you give birth? Yes.
But I don’t want to be around when your water starts break!
Have you been in contact with amniotic fluid?
I’ve seen a thousand babies born. But I try to keep up the other end!
And miss the wonder of a new life coming into the world
It's not nice stuff though, I admit. Feels awful when it's oozing between your back and the sheet."
I’ve no idea why you girls seem so keen to do it |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"In space. Can you get pregnant? yes.
Can you give birth? Yes.
But I don’t want to be around when your water starts break!
Have you been in contact with amniotic fluid?
I’ve seen a thousand babies born. But I try to keep up the other end!
And miss the wonder of a new life coming into the world
It's not nice stuff though, I admit. Feels awful when it's oozing between your back and the sheet.
I’ve no idea why you girls seem so keen to do it"
Because of the baby we get to dress up and cuddle afterwards. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I’m positive I saw an episode of Star Trek where Deanna Troy got pregnant in space & gave birth  "
That's not space space though is it. They aren't floating around in a space rocket thingy. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I’m positive I saw an episode of Star Trek where Deanna Troy got pregnant in space & gave birth
That's not space space though is it. They aren't floating around in a space rocket thingy."
What??? You mean I’ve been duped all these years? |
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