Sex in space? Houston, we may have a problem. Sperm has trouble in zero gravity, but scientists could have a solution

BBC Sky at Night Magazine·Mar 27

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Scientists are studying the effects of zero gravity on the human body, including its impact on sperm. Meanwhile, issues with plumbing and toilets have been reported on space missions, such as Artemis II. The challenges of space travel and its effects on the human body are being explored in various areas, including healthcare and potential long-term habitation of other planets.

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