Space sexology has been defined as the "comprehensive scientific study of extraterrestrial intimacy and sexuality".[1][2][3] It aims to holistically understand intimacy and sexuality in space, including its risks, and potential benefits for the health and well-being of those who travel beyond our home planet.[1]
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