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Last Updated: Thursday, October 1, 2026 at 05:06 PM
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No sex please, we're Uzbeki

Is sex in space too hot to handle? Apparently so in Uzbekistan, where a recent article about the subject was cited as one of the reasons for a government crackdown on the weekly tabloid Tasvir. (Or was it the speculation that Tchaikovsky may have been gay?)

Writer/actress Vanna Bonta, who has researched the topic (purely for her fiction, of course) and designed a garment made for intimacy in orbit (known as the 2Suit), told me the report was a rare exception to the overwhelmingly positive response.

"I honestly had no idea it would be so popular," she wrote in an e-mail. "People are sending me more than usual links in many languages and e-mail from around the planet quoting your article and sporting the 2Suit picture."

Just don't wear it in Tashkent.