The Evolution of Space Suits: Protecting Astronauts in Harsh Environments
The first suits were designed primarily for survival in Earth’s atmosphere, not space.
Modern suits have layers for thermal insulation to protect astronauts from extreme temperatures.
Suits include radiation-resistant materials to protect against cosmic rays.
Suits include radiation-resistant materials to protect against cosmic rays.
Flexible joints and glove improvements have enhanced mobility and functionality in space.
Suits provide oxygen, remove CO₂, and regulate temperature for astronauts’ safety.
Suits are designed to withstand small particle impacts in space.
Modern space suits are evolving to support longer space missions and better comfort for astronauts.
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