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Man adapts to anything!  Following the example of the Americans, the Germans organized a strip club with social distance.  How was that possible?  People who want to see naked dancers come to the club, but not as they did before, but drive-through.  They have a show in the car, and thus respect the measures of social distancing.

 A drive-thru strip club has opened in Germany offering customers socially entertaining fun for the first time in over two months of quarantine.  Uninhibited motorists lined up in Landshut, Bavaria, on Friday (May 29th) to see live performances with dancers at the bar and sexy DJs, according to the Daily Star.

They had to pay around 30 euros for the show and a glass of sparkling wine from the house.  The show took place in a tent of events.  The motorists were allowed 15 minutes each, so that everyone had the chance to enjoy the striptease show.

 The manager of the drive-thru strip club said: "It's beautiful now, it's moving again, there's life, you can say it's fun again."  During the Covid-19 outbreak, Germany kept its mortality rate relatively low at 8,302 so far, despite the number of cases.

On Wednesday evening, the first tourists who will explore the space boarded the SpaceX ship. Four people will be in Earth orbit for three days.

This will be the first manned flight consisting only of unqualified astronauts, according to the American technology platform The Verge.

The success of the mission could usher in a new era in commercial space tourism, with several companies already competing to attract wealthy customers willing to pay a small fortune to experience the euphoria of a supersonic journey, a few minutes of weightlessness and the visual spectacle of outer space.

The four crew members spent five months of rigorous training, which included high-altitude fitness exercises, centrifugal training and testing, pool exercises that simulate microgravity conditions, emergency procedures, special courses and medical checks.

Once in orbit, the crew will perform medical experiments with "health applications both on Earth and during spaceflight," according to Space X.

The shuttle will fly in an orbit about 120 kilometers above the International Space Station. The mission aims to reach an altitude of 575 kilometers, which would place the SpaceX capsule just above the orbit in which the Hubble telescope is currently placed.

The Crew Dragon capsule was modified by Space X by mounting, at the top, where the docking door is, a large and transparent porthole, which will give the four crew members the opportunity to admire outer space and planet Earth.

The crew of the Inspiration 4 mission will re-enter the atmosphere after three days and is scheduled to land in the Atlantic Ocean off the coast of Florida. After landing, the capsule will be intercepted by a SpaceX recovery ship, and the crew will then be transported safely ashore.