You Are GO For Docking Maneuvers 

OK, it's official. I don't care where you work, it's nowhere near as cool as where I work:
In his book Living in Space, G. Harry Stine, a NASA technician who died in 1997, wrote that agency staff at the Marshall Space Flight Centre in Huntsville, Alabama, had used a buoyancy tank that simulated low-gravity conditions to test the possibilities of weightless sex.
"It was possible but difficult," he wrote, "and was made easier when a third person assisted by holding one of the others in place."
And, while I've never seen the RSA officially state this, according to the same articles, Space Adventures has said that a couple that buys the space honeymoon trip will be able to consummate the marriage aboard ISS.

:: :: 09:03 :: David :: [permalink] ::