However, a new report warns that space sex could be a danger that the space tourism industry isn’t prepared for. Gravity, mutations and NASA's 'secret experiments'As long ago as 2005, space tourism operator Space Adventures announced a potential “honeymoon in space” for two tourists in a cramped Russian Soyuz capsule on the way to International Space Station. Professor Cullen, lead author on the new report, says it’s not entirely clear if anyone has actually had sex in space yet. “This raises the possibility of uncontrolled human conception in space, which poses a significant risk to the emerging space tourism sector.”Very little research has so far been done on how space travel might affect human reproduction. “We just don’t know whether there will be major negative effects or not,” Professor Cullen said.

Source: The Star April 24, 2023 19:40 UTC