"Parts of Spacesuit The different materials which are used to make spacesuit are: * Nylon tricot * Spandex * Urethane-coated Nylon * Dacron * Neoprene-coated Nylon * Mylar * Gortex * Kevlar (material in bullet-proof vests) * Nomex All of the layers are sewn and cemented together to form the suit. The space suit consists of the following parts: " This information was found at: http://library.thinkquest.org/03oct/02144/travel/suitpart.htm
Freeze dried
The suits worn on the Moon were similar to those worn on space missions when an astronaut is exposed to space outside a vehicle. They are essentially portable space vehicles: environmental units, containing air, water, cooling, heating, a fishbowl helmet with silvered visor, and full micrometeor (armor) layers. They have two layers, the inner enclosure and the heavy shielded outer layer. The suits were bulky, weighing about 200 pounds (90 kg) on Earth. In the reduced lunar gravity, the weight of the astronaut and his suit was much lower, so astronauts could hop rather than walk. The joints on the legs were not fully flexible at the knee. Astronauts compared the suits to "rigid clothing" with only the arms and gloved hands having good flexibility. The lunar suits had about 6 hours of rechargeable use, and a 30 minute emergency supply of power and oxygen.
because he wants to be a unicorn so he can fly
They used rock and soil collection tools, space suits, space vehicles, and rovers. For more specific answers you will need to ask more specific questions.
Space is cold!Sunlight is very intense in space, causing rapid heating of exposed surfaces. Spacesuits are white to reduce this solar heating effect, but it doesn't eliminate it.
Because there is no AIR in space, and we need AIR (that is in very simple terms....).
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they normally wear things like robes made from natural materials
soft layers of insulation, neoprene rubber, and Kevlar, which both hold pressure and protect the astronaut.
No the food is not in their suits ,it is kept in the freezer.
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No the suits are regulated to protect them from the freezing cold of space.
Yes astronauts will have to wear their pressurized suits , when they walk in space.
The astronaut was a 1972 made for TV movie and was not nominated.
Nylon tricotSpandexUrethane-coated NylonDacronNeoprene-coated NylonMylarGortexKevlar (material in bullet-proof vests)Nomex
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