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Lust in Space


Ah Indiegogo, a place where money hungry individuals come to feed, exploiting people's money to finance their honest, good and sometimes, downright bizarre ideas.

   PornHub, one of the most popular porn sites on the Internet, has launched a Sexploration campaign to send porn stars Eva Lovia and Johnny Sins into space and produce the first ever sex tape filmed in zero gravity. The website is teaming up with adult studio Digital Playground in this project, and they are hoping to raise $3.4 million in the next 60 days.

   Check out the hilarious overview of the project below:

Without great explorers and adventurers, the world as we know it would be a completely different place. Be it by the discovery of new lands or even by way of industrial and cultural innovation, great minds and brave souls have forever changed the way that we see and experience the world. Columbus, Gallileo, Da Vinci, Edison and Ford, among others, have all physically and culturally helped shape the planet that we currently call home. Recently, however, the focus has been shifting over and out to what lies beyond the Earth’s atmosphere. Some are contemplating colonizing Mars while others are promising elevators into space by 2050. One way or another, there are many elements about life in space that need careful consideration and research…especially sex. As such, Pornhub is teaming up with top ranking adult studio Digital Playground in joining the ranks of Armstrong and Gagarin by pioneering a one of a kind mission to defy gravity, make history, and push the boundaries of intergalactic "Sexploration" by filming the first ever sextape in space. In doing so, we will not only be changing the face of the adult industry, we will also be chronicling how a core component of human life operates while in orbit. 

   A $25 contribution gets you an HD digital copy of the final product. But if you want to have a private lunch date with either of the porn stars in the movie, a $5000 donation will do the trick. The most expensive pledge is $150,000 and will net you one of the two space suits worn by the sextronauts complete with underwear, plus a swag bag.

   Fair enough?
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