How NASA's Spacesuits have Changed : From 1961 to 2023

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  • Опубликовано: 20 сен 2024

Комментарии • 18

  • @ChrisCacho-d8t
    @ChrisCacho-d8t 24 дня назад

    "although space is the last unexplored territory"
    My guy 80% we barely even discover whats below our earths ocean

  • @huseyinkilic8550
    @huseyinkilic8550 Год назад +2

    Great video.

  • @9967sss
    @9967sss 3 месяца назад

    Interesting video, thanks 🚀

  • @DCresident123
    @DCresident123 3 месяца назад

    121°C in the sun and -133°C in the shade... how was the suit able to cool and heat the astronaut? And the radiation?

    • @thesticknodesgamer2784
      @thesticknodesgamer2784 2 месяца назад

      they keep cool and warm with a thing called a Liquid Cooling and ventilation garment, its a spandex onesie that has rubber tubes that lets controlled temperature water runs through.

  • @debjanichanda1193
    @debjanichanda1193 Год назад +2

    👍👍

  • @gyrocopterkai
    @gyrocopterkai Год назад +5

    very little engineering information. Just a layman's view on the subject. Disappointing.

  • @dissaid
    @dissaid Год назад

    😎

  • @gayu_rangoli
    @gayu_rangoli Год назад +2

    First like

  • @Tadek5
    @Tadek5 Год назад +1

    Space suits in 1961 allowed flights 400,000 km from Earth. They were airtight and resistant to gamma radiation. Golf could be played and flipped in an extremely dangerous space environment. Currently, the new space suits do not allow such flights, much less return from space. Isn't that weird? In fact, since there is currently no technology to fly into and return from space, there was definitely no flight anywhere 60 years ago. Apart from flying in a film studio. Simple and clear to everyone who thinks a bit and does not buy the mush shown on TV.

    • @moore2077
      @moore2077 Год назад +1

      Stop spewing your conspiracy bs. There is an overwhelming amount of data that says you're wrong.

    • @Deathiswhite
      @Deathiswhite 6 месяцев назад +3

      Are you a flat earther aswell?

    • @Tadek5
      @Tadek5 6 месяцев назад

      @@Deathiswhite There is not a single word in my post about a flat Earth. However, there is not a single argument in your post. Why the fuck are you speaking on a topic you have no idea about? The topic of alleged flights to the Moon is related to mythical flights by NASA itself. The idea is that someone who asks an uncomfortable question will be ridiculed. It works with some idiots. As seen in your example. It's not your fault. The power of propaganda is really great. Regards.

    • @kevinarnold8634
      @kevinarnold8634 Месяц назад

      The suits were designed for their intended purpose. Over time that intended purposed changed so the suits did along with. You should try thinking out rather than mentioning it while lobbing it off to the side.

    • @Tadek5
      @Tadek5 Месяц назад

      @@kevinarnold8634 o you consider that there are no and have never been spacesuits for flights to the Moon? There have been no flights. NASA's current plan is a manned flight, without landing. This is supposed to happen in a few years. Think a little. If there is currently no chance of repeating the alleged flights, then how were these possibilities 50 years ago. Navigation in space using a computer with the computing power of a washing machine programmer. The king is naked. There have been no flights and there won't be for a long time. There were bad films made in a recording studio. Facts count, not fairy tales for the common folk. How many times has NASA canceled and postponed the so-called "return" to the Moon? About 20 times, that's for sure. People who were fooled will never admit it. That's why there is still a large group of NASA believers. I would like to see a successful flight, with landing and return. I've been waiting for 50 years. Unfortunately, I probably won't live to see it.