The Space Thread 🌌📡🔭🗿🛸🤖

[Wonkie]

Originally Posted by HORSEPOWER [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Theres not much to explain, netflix is pro sodomy programming. Its the programming that built the trannyworld we find ourselves in.

Space is a place that astronots go on vacation and get paid. I can't remember right now but it's somewhere in Russia i think. Basically every astronot gets herpes because i think they provide them with prostitutes and drugs. That's why all astronots are insane.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.sci...astronauts/amp

fake mick. he wouldn't spell it the same way thrice.

probley melon

[Wonkie]

Originally Posted by HORSEPOWER [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

space herpes from cnn

"To date, 47 out of 89 (53%) astronauts on short space shuttle flights, and 14 out of 23 (61%) on longer ISS missions shed herpes viruses in their saliva or urine samples," said lead study author Satish K. Mehta at Johnson Space Center. "These frequencies -- as well as the quantity -- of viral shedding are markedly higher than in samples from before or after flight, or from matched healthy controls."

i find it odd that astronots have herpes. for 53 million dollars a day i think they should be selecting fine specimens of humans to travel to space camp. either that or space camp directly spawns the herpes. i think thats where the hookers and drugs come into play. the hookers and drugs come in to space camp and infect the astronots on their sexual organs. i hope they come out with a study about other STDs having to do with space camp.

fake and gay

i see you melon

[America]

if i get fake tiddies will they also be gay

[clevergirl]

I'm not really a big fan of netflix I just know it rustles your jimmies.

[FatherSioux]

#spaceisfake

[clevergirl]

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The real question is, how does a cat lick it's ass in space?

[clevergirl]

Lost is MSM tripe full of trannies.

Dunno about the rest they are prolly ok.

[DinoTriz2]

Speaking of space, I want to fuck a transistor radio

[Wonkie]

Originally Posted by HORSEPOWER [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

every show is tranny and sodomy related. name your favorite shows.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3JxjixqsQ8o

[JurisDictum]

Apparently being in space is has notable (mostly negative) impacts our your health:

What a Year in Space Did to Scott Kelly

An unprecedented and illuminating study monitored identical twins, one in space and one on Earth.

The body, sensing and reacting to weightlessness, bristles at life in space. Fluids float freely and clog the sinuses, giving faces a puffy appearance. Bones, relieved of the job of bearing weight, thin. Muscles, faced with the same, atrophy. Parts of the eyeball, for reasons scientists are still trying to pin down, become squished or swollen. And from head to toe, cells, exposed to unearthly levels of radiation, become more at risk for cancer

There do seem to be some mental boosts...but I'm guessing that might just be because of how intellectually rewarding it is to be an astronaut that finally gets to go to space.

There were some interesting genetic changes:

Some of the most intriguing changes occurred at the chromosomal level, in the protective bits at the ends of chromosomes that make sure they replicate properly when cells divide. These caps, known as telomeres, are known to shorten as a result of stress. Researchers expected to see this change in Scott. Instead, the astronaut’s telomeres lengthened. “You might at first think, Oh, this is great. He’s going to live longer,” Susan Bailey, the Colorado State University professor who led the telomere research, once told me. “But the opposite side of that coin is always that it also increases cancer risk, because one of the very first things cancers do is turn telomerase on to maintain telomere length so they can essentially be immortal.”

Most of the telomeres bounced back after Scott returned to Earth, but he now has more short telomeres than he did before his mission. In general, this puts someone at greater risk for quicker aging, Bailey said.

It seems mostly bad but I guess there could be something positive about the anti-aging impact of space potentially...before you get back to earth and age more.