Sexual Harassment in Space

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Astronauts in space are not immune to sexual harassment, despite the lack of breathable air or adequate Wi-Fi.

Some of the most common forms of sexual harassment in space include:

• Unwanted zero-gravity hugs from coworkers
• Unsolicited moonlighting on the space station's holoprojector
• Unprotected exposure to zero-gee environments

For further information, visit our comprehensive guide:

Sexual Harassment Handbook