I can't think of any time that you would "accidently" touch sperm. Really can't you.
No. It lives for a time outside the body & they are miniscule. You won't get them all.
If you are using a laptop with an external mouse, but accidentally turned on the touch pad, you could be hitting against it with your thumb. Happens to me all the time!
The sperm dies on its own pretty quickly so by the time you would drink soda, it would probably be already deadby the time you would drink the soda, the sperm would have already died
when the sperm reached your egg...
The engine might rev up when the clutch is pressed if the driver is still pushing slightly on the gas pedal during normal shifting. It is also possible for the driver to accidentally touch the brake and the gas at the same time without realizing it.
all it means is that his sperm would have swum backwards
i wouldn't say you would have to reset time.but you would have to cleanse your body.such as detoxing.
The only answer to that is to not touch the remote release button. If it is in a place where you accidentally touch it all the time get one of those litle lids from a wd40 can ( or something like it ) and cover the switch. A piece of tape will hold it down from one side, and you can just flip it up to use the button.
In a vacuum they would reach the ground at the same time (assuming they are released at the same time and from the same height). When not in a vacuum, however, air resistance is acting on both items - and so the paperclip would touch the ground first.
No, if that were true brain surgeons would not have a job.Doctors do surgery on peoples heads all the time and sometimes they have to touch their brains... so no
The general term would be Artificial Insemination.
Sperm cannot survive outside the body for long periods of time, so it is unlikely that sperm would survive in a syringe with air bubbles. The presence of air bubbles could potentially damage or kill the sperm. It is recommended to handle sperm samples carefully and follow proper storage guidelines.