SpaceBorn United: Missions Planned for Human Conception and Childbirth in Space

Edelbroek, Egbert K.A.; United, SpaceBorn

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“…13 See ( 14 See (Bazaluk, 2012;Edelbroek, 2019; Website "Asgardia -The Space Nation"). Cosmic" Human: Ideas, Technologies, Projects, Experience, Risks, Limitations, and Prospects by Sergey Krichevsky Several countries are conducting research and developments of many new technologies and projects for the expansion of man into space, including the birth of children in space in the next 10-20 years, and a global market for such technologies and services is being formed 15 , but the factors of the space race, competition and commercialization begin to prevail, without the established "rules of the game," restrictions and adequate control, as well as coordination of goals, activities, and resources.…”

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“…See(Edelbroek, 2019; Website "Asgardia -The Space Nation").16 See(Ivanova & Krichevsky, 2013;Krichevsky, 2017Krichevsky, , 2019 World Manned Cosmonautics, 2005; Website "ASTROnote Space encyclopedia"; Website of NASA; Website of the Roscosmos; Website "Yu. A. Gagarin Research & Test Cosmonaut Training Center").17 See(Ivanova & Krichevsky, 2013;Krichevsky, 2017Krichevsky, , 2019 World Manned Cosmonautics, 2005; …”

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Sexual Health in Space: a 5-year Scoping Review

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Purpose of Review The combined efforts of national and private space organizations are progressively allowing more people to live and work in space. But to perform long-term spaceflights and become a multiplanetary species, we must address the intimate and sexual needs of humans. Yet, research on space sexology remains limited and fragmented. To move forward, this 5-year scoping review consolidates the current research on sexual health in space. Recent Findings Fifty publications were identified, including empirical, theoretical, and review articles, and other scholarly work, such as book chapters and a commentary. Most of the research comes from biology, with contributions from philosophy, ethics, and law, gynecology/obstetrics, aerospace medicine, gender studies, and sexology. Recent findings suggest that radiation exposure, gravitational changes, and hypomagnetic fields may detrimentally impact our reproductive health. In addition, findings suggest that several gynecological risks related to spaceflights must be addressed (e.g., cancer, pregnancy, and contraception), along with many issues related to child-rearing, population diversity, reproductive and sexual rights, and intersectionality and social justice. More research is also needed on sexual responses and behaviors and the technologies that may facilitate safe sex, intimacy, and reproduction beyond Earth. Summary Space poses significant risks to our sexual health. However, despite our space missions and objectives, this topic remains relatively understudied. There is an urgent need for a comprehensive scientific program on space sexology, one that holistically addresses the biopsychosocial realities of human eroticism. This is crucial for the well-being of our spacefaring civilization.

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The problem of creation and application of artificial gravity for people in space is considered as a short history of ideas, technologies, projects of the XIX-XXI centuries in the paradigm of space exploration and life outside the Earth. A general definition, the description of ways to create artificial gravity, its modes are given. A brief analysis of history, periodization, classification are made. Important examples of ideas, technologies, projects are proposed. The realities and prospects are described. The main conclusions and recommendations are formulated.

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