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By mindless1 on 10/4/2011 1:51:30 AM , Rating: 2
If you can push your willie in and out of your space suit zipper, you have succeeded in the basic motion required for sexual stimulation. Traction and friction against room objects is not needed.

Gravity is NOT a factor in childbirth, the mother's muscle squeeze the baby out, it doen't just fall out if a woman is standing upright and for that matter we don't generally have children standing upright these days. On the contrary, some women opt to give birth in water.

The only real issues are the development of the fetus and child in the low to no gravity state, whether it would ever be able to leave space and exist on a planet with gravity unless it had been subjected to comprehensive stresses designed to make muscle and bone tolerant... and yet, we could say the same about earthlings in general, just because we "might" someday find an inhabitable planet, that doesn't necessarily mean that after floating there in space we would magically have adapted to whatever the change in gravity might be.

