Human sperm get lost in space, pioneering study finds

https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/human-sperm-get-lost-in-space-pioneering-study-finds/

22 Comments

  1. Butthole_Vesuvius on

    They must be doing something right if they can get from the tissue all the way into space.

  2. Electronic_Ad9329 on

    It gets lost when it hits the air on earth so yeah I’d bet it doesn’t do well in a vacuum either.

  3. flipper_babies on

    Is this another way of saying there was blob of space spunk floating around and no one claimed it?

    “Who the fuck forgot a tissue?”

    “Dunno. Maybe it’s lost?”

  4. Shes_dead_Jim on

    “I can’t wait to get to the egg and become a doctor or a fireman!”

    “Bro we’re in space”

  5. I would have thought chemical signals would have been more important than gravity. As there is unlikely to be any need for a sense of up or down, perhaps they use gravity to sense a consistent direction – but that only works for one plane.

  6. What if we put some spunk and some ovum egg close to a back hole? Would se see a human growing slowly before our eyes and then sucked into it?

  7. Just don’t let it near Venus, ’cause that’s where women are from and we don’t need that place all knocked up.