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NASA s stance on astronaut romance is complicated

NASA is looking into how close-knit bonds between pairs of astronauts, including romantic relationships, could impact crews on long space missions.

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#MeToo in space: The potential for sexual harassment and assault

The realities of sexuality and intimacy in space are mostly omitted from discussions of human factors associated with working and living in space.

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Last Exit Space review: An unusual take on the race to colonise space

Rudolph Herzog’s documentary swerves the usual space experts to give an unexpected view of humanity’s efforts to live among the stars, says Simon Ings

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Last Exit: Space does a reality check on space settlement

Last Exit: Space does a reality check on space settlement
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NASA admits it may be time to study sex in space ahead of Mars mission

Understanding sex, and how it will work in a low gravity environment, is essential, according to the academics from Concordia University in Montreal, Canada.

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