Sex doll in space withstands a rough ride

[sprite75]

Space, the final frontier...

If you ever wondered if blowup sex dolls can handle high altitudes, deep freezing temperatures and high winds, you'll be pleased to learn that they can. A sex-doll maker in the U.S. sent one into space. Ah, science.

CNB.com Inc., a California-based adult products maker, sent Missy into the heavens with the help of a 4.5-pound hydrogen-filled balloon and recorded the journey.

Missy climbed to 100,000 feet, where she withstood -57 C temperatures, jet streams of more than 160 km/h and cosmic ray radiation.

Missy finally blew apart re-entering the atmosphere, where she landed in pieces somewhere in the Nevada desert.

[Bushma]

All that comes to mind is...

"Kryten! Unpack Rachel and get out the puncture repair kit!"

[Jack]

somewhere in the Nevada desert.

Oh jeez, 50 years from now there'll be a TV special where they interview people who vaguely remember some human-type thing they found out in the desert, with weird foil-like stuff that was undoubtedly an extraterrestrial spaceship 

[indianasmith]

That is the lamest way ever to join the mile-high club!!

[Raffine]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1LXuNpF6NVg

[Leah]

In Space, no one can hear you moan.

[sprite75]

In Space, no one can hear you moan.

Or hear you fake it.

[zelmo73]

That figures. No matter what scientific breakthroughs that our society accomplishes, it all inevitably leads to porn. I read the rumor that the first message sent via the Internet (then ARPANET) was the message "LO" in 1969. The second message was a nude picture. Ahh, Science...