By DY_nasty Go To Posthttps://www.theguardian.com/science/2020/jan/01/international-space-station-astronauts-play-with-fire-for-research
i will never have balls big enough for this. fuuuuu
Light a match in an oxygen rich vacuum sealed tin can for science brehs
Ya know … it sounds insane to us, but these people up there in space could die at any moment from a large sun flair or random space dust flying through that same tin can. They probably lose like 5 years of their lives each time they go up from radiation exposure too lol.
By Fenderputty Go To PostYa know … it sounds insane to us, but these people up there in space could die at any moment from a large sun flair or random space dust flying through that same tin can. They probably lose like 5 years of their lives each time they go up from radiation exposure too lol.Its also crazy that the amount of physical injuries up there is just non existent for the most part. You'd think that a bad spin or some misread distance would've led to a few broken ribs or something more often.
By DY_nasty Go To PostIts also crazy that the amount of physical injuries up there is just non existent for the most part. You'd think that a bad spin or some misread distance would've led to a few broken ribs or something more often.
This is sending me down weird rabbit holes.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sex_in_space
n June 2015, Pornhub announced its plans to make the first pornographic film in space. It launched a crowdfunding campaign to fund the effort, dubbed Sexploration, with the goal of raising $3.4 million in 60 days. The campaign only received pledges for $236,086. If funded, the film would have been slated for a 2016 release, following six months of training for the two performers and six-person crew.[18][19][20][21] Though it claimed to be in talks with multiple private spaceflight carriers, the company declined to name names "for fear that that would risk unnecessary fallout" from the carriers.[18] A Space.com article about the campaign mentioned that in 2008, Virgin Galactic received and rejected a $1 million offer from an undisclosed party to shoot a sex film on board SpaceShipTwo.[19]
Adult film actress CoCo Brown had begun certifying for a co-pilot seat in the XCOR Lynx spaceplane, which would have launched in a suborbital flight in 2016 and spent a short amount of time in zero-gravity.[22] However, XCOR declared bankruptcy before ever flying a space tourist.[23]
Short of actual space, the adult entertainment production company Private Media Group has filmed a movie called The Uranus Experiment: Part Two where an actual zero-gravity intercourse scene was accomplished by flying an airplane to an altitude of 11,000 feet (3350 meters) and then doing a steep dive. The filming process was particularly difficult from a technical and logistical standpoint. Budget constraints allowed for only one 20-second shot, featuring the actors Sylvia Saint and Nick Lang.[24] Berth Milton, Jr, president and CEO of Private Media Group, says "You would not want to be afraid of flying, that's for sure!"[25]
We know fetal development in low G isn't a great option for mammals due to rats. I would imagine fucking without leverage isn't easy.
You gotta ask yourself if we were ever meant to leave this earth?
If we ever do, it will be as enhanced tube people.
If we ever do, it will be as enhanced tube people.
By Daz Go To PostYou gotta ask yourself if we were ever meant to leave this earth?you had me at enhanced
If we ever do, it will be as enhanced tube people.
By DY_nasty Go To PostI've honestly never looked up fetal development in low G.
Interesting.
It's pretty disheartening honestly. That and that recent finding with the twins and long time space exposure.
By Daz Go To PostYou gotta ask yourself if we were ever meant to leave this earth?
I think so. Leaving earth is the only way to ensure the species carries on and I think this is likely the same problem for many forms of intelligence across the universe.
TBH, the moment humans started bending their environment around them to suit their needs, is the moment most natural evolution stopped for us as a species. At some point our intellect will be our shortcoming. We'll be relying on AI to help us solve problems or we'll become cyborgs or some shit
Zero G causes bone degradation.
Space is full of 10 types of radiation
no friction means meteors the size of a grain of sand can become shrapnel that can tear metal apart.
Being in that inky black void for so long, lord knows what that can do the mind.
Anything close to a habitable world is trillions of miles away - a trip on our fastest vessels would take thousands of years. The species that left the earth won't be the same that arrived on Proxima Centauri or that Avatar planet.
Space is full of 10 types of radiation
no friction means meteors the size of a grain of sand can become shrapnel that can tear metal apart.
Being in that inky black void for so long, lord knows what that can do the mind.
Anything close to a habitable world is trillions of miles away - a trip on our fastest vessels would take thousands of years. The species that left the earth won't be the same that arrived on Proxima Centauri or that Avatar planet.
wasn't that many lifetimes ago where sailing had the same level of red flags
hell, even the jet engine had people beyond shook
hell, even the jet engine had people beyond shook
Spacedust can fuck up whatever suit you're wearing or equipment you're using.
And we haven't even discussed terraforming nor whatever microbes live within the millennia old ice on some of these moons and planets. Not to mention that the biggest planets within our solar system are literally the inside of Chernobyl times 10000000000000000000000000000.
And we haven't even discussed terraforming nor whatever microbes live within the millennia old ice on some of these moons and planets. Not to mention that the biggest planets within our solar system are literally the inside of Chernobyl times 10000000000000000000000000000.
We will die here, nature will reclaim its territory, we will become sedimentary rock, just like everything before us, and whoever visits the planet millions of years in the future will be none the wiser.
The end.
The end.
By reilo Go To PostSpacedust can fuck up whatever suit you're wearing or equipment you're using.
And we haven't even discussed terraforming nor whatever microbes live within the millennia old ice on some of these moons and planets. Not to mention that the biggest planets within our solar system are literally the inside of Chernobyl times 10000000000000000000000000000.
By Smokey Go To PostWe will die here, nature will reclaim its territory, and we will become sedimentary rock, just like everything before us, and whoever visits the planet millions of years in the future will be none the wiser.Deep
The end.
By Smokey Go To PostWe will die here, nature will reclaim its territory, we will become sedimentary rock, just like everything before us, and whoever visits the planet millions of years in the future will be none the wiser.Only one thing will survive the billion years of erosion.
The end.
The Most Powerful Console in the world - by Phil Spencer
By Smokey Go To PostWe will die here, nature will reclaim its territory, we will become sedimentary rock, just like everything before us, and whoever visits the planet millions of years in the future will be none the wiser.hiding in our corner of the universe huh
The end.
Cant even figure out how to transform the quadrillion gallons of ocean water into useable fresh, drinking water at scale, but we supposed to take over another planet 
gg
gg
By Smokey Go To PostCant even figure out how to transform the quadrillion gallons of ocean water into useable fresh, drinking water at scale, but we supposed to take over another planetehhhh i'll be honest. terraforming technology has come a long fucking ways and its honestly terrifying as hell lol
gg
Living in the clouds on Venus might be the move.
But then again James Cameron is like one of only 6 people to go to the bottom of the deepest point on the planet
But then again James Cameron is like one of only 6 people to go to the bottom of the deepest point on the planet
By DY_nasty Go To Postwasn't that many lifetimes ago where sailing had the same level of red flags
hell, even the jet engine had people beyond shook
Yeah.. The only real "un-solvable" issue I see is time. Unless we figure out how to harness the energy needed to bend space time a la Event Horizon, we aint getting anywhere fast. We'll become a splintered species or some borg like hivemind where our consciousnesses have been uploaded to robots that travel the universe.
By Smokey Go To PostWe will die here, nature will reclaim its territory, we will become sedimentary rock, just like everything before us, and whoever visits the planet millions of years in the future will be none the wiser.
The end.
By Smokey Go To PostCant even figure out how to transform the quadrillion gallons of ocean water into useable fresh, drinking water at scale, but we supposed to take over another planet
gg
By DY_nasty Go To Postehhhh i'll be honest. terraforming technology has come a long fucking ways and its honestly terrifying as hell lol
Even if you did terraform Mars, there's no magnetic field to keep us safe. Total waste of time.
Naw fam, Venus is a nightmarish hellscape with temperatures in the oven range and the atmospheric pressure?
whew
whew
By Daz Go To PostNaw fam, Venus is a nightmarish hellscape with temperatures in the oven range and the atmospheric pressure?
whew
On the surface it is
Although there is little possibility of existing life near the surface of Venus, the altitudes about 50 km above the surface have a mild temperature, and hence there are still some opinions in favor of such a possibility in the atmosphere of Venus.[6][7]
I'm talking bioshock infinite breh
By Fenderputty Go To PostMoons of Saturn probably best spot to colonize. Best view for sure.Earth is the only planet in the habitable zone i.e warm enough for running water.
We got dealt a shitty hand in rng with the solar system. Every other planet/moon is either an irradiated wasteland or frozen.
We need to leave the system - time to go interstellar.
By Daz Go To PostEarth is the only planet in the habitable zone i.e warm enough for running water.
We got dealt a shitty hand in rng with the solar system. Every other planet/moon is either an irradiated wasteland or frozen.
We need to leave the system - time to go interstellar.
We'll colonize a moon on Titan or Mars before we go interstellar. Even if they're not permanent solutions as both have their issues. They're going to be testing grounds.
Titan has a lot of natural resources we need to survive and most importantly, falls within Saturn's magnetosphere so we're protected for solar radiation. There's even water below the surface and another ICE moon of Saturn's really close by for harvesting. Downfall to Titan is gravity.
Mars has shit magnetosphere and resources comparatively, but it's gravity is a lot closer to earths.
By Smokey Go To PostIts float on Venus, terraform Mars, or relocate to Saturns moons
Das it
If in 50 years we have that Ion drive down and functional, we will be able to reach 90+ percent of the speed of light. Trips would take generations, but we could indeed be interstellar by end of the century.
By Fenderputty Go To PostWe'll colonize a moon on Titan or Mars before we go interstellar. Even if they're not permanent solutions as both have their issues. They're going to be testing grounds.I can back the teting ground of the moons.
Titan has a lot of natural resources we need to survive and most importantly, falls within Saturn's magnetosphere so we're protected for solar radiation. There's even water below the surface and another ICE moon of Saturn's really close by for harvesting. Downfall to Titan is gravity.
Mars has shit magnetosphere and resources comparatively, but it's gravity is a lot closer to earths.
If in 50 years we have that Ion drive down and functional, we will be able to reach 90+ percent of the speed of light. Trips would take generations, but we could indeed be interstellar by end of the century.
Can we just say fuck Mars. Deadass desert world.
By FortuneFaded Go To PostWhat is this page?
theyre brainstorming an anime plot.
By Daz Go To PostI can back the teting ground of the moons.
Can we just say fuck Mars. Deadass desert world.
Water on Mars m8
By Smokey Go To PostWater on Mars m8Almost all water on Mars today exists as ice under ionised red dust/dirt.
Fuck Mars
By data Go To PostAll the best movies and games take place on Mars
That's right, Ghost of Mars and Mars: War Logs
Expanse is doing mars colonization well IMO
The universe has no interest in allowing us to escape this planet.
Hell, it probably started out as a penal colony in the first place.
Hell, it probably started out as a penal colony in the first place.
By Smokey Go To PostWe will die here, nature will reclaim its territory, we will become sedimentary rock, just like everything before us, and whoever visits the planet millions of years in the future will be none the wiser.We will be the fossil fuel for a new generation of life millions of years in the future. We will get to fuck earth up twice!
The end.
By Facism Go To PostImagine 0G cumshotsIf you want to cum in someone’s face, they have to act like they are in a Neutrogena commercial
By Fenderputty Go To PostAt some point our intellect will be our shortcoming.Hubris really.
The Sun is going to swallow everything from Mercury to Mars in 7 billion or so years anyway
Right around the corner
Right around the corner