The One thing I think SpaceX needs to do, is make an adapter kit for their Suits, so they can work with Boeing, NASA Standard, and Roscosmos Environmental Systems. We found out the hard way with the recent kerfluffel, where the Astronauts who went up to ISS with the Boeing Starliner, and Boeing Built Suits, couldn't ride home in the Crew Dragon from SpaceX because of Suit incompatibility, Suits had to be included in the Crew 9 Cargo for them to return in Feb. Redundancy is key when it comes to safety systems.
No one. NASA made those in the 70’s and hasn’t made a new one since. At the time, they made them in “International Rescue Orange” for visibility in an ocean crash. They only wear them during take off or landing when they could possibly crash into the ocean. It is the same color as life rafts and life vests. They haven’t made any since and have been reusing them for fifty years.
The new NASA EVA spacesuit is rather bulky but have enough space for astronauts’super absorbent nappies. Will this EVA suit allow astronauts to wear nappies?
I’ve been working on the SpaceX helmets for 3 years. Very well made.
@@Erik-oe7gc um… that’s super cool!!
Fairly weird flex but ok
Metatarsal refers to toe bones, whereas metacarpal refers to fingers.
Thanks for the clarification:)
The One thing I think SpaceX needs to do, is make an adapter kit for their Suits, so they can work with Boeing, NASA Standard, and Roscosmos Environmental Systems. We found out the hard way with the recent kerfluffel, where the Astronauts who went up to ISS with the Boeing Starliner, and Boeing Built Suits, couldn't ride home in the Crew Dragon from SpaceX because of Suit incompatibility, Suits had to be included in the Crew 9 Cargo for them to return in Feb. Redundancy is key when it comes to safety systems.
Great idea!
"Musk and his minions!" Love the description. I too wonder what Musk and his minions come up with.
lol. Totally!
Check your editing for repeats, but otherwise, solid video!
Thank you so much for the good advice! And I’m happy you watched!
Good job reading. Good luck with your channel.
@@Farley5927 thank you so much!
Bro who makes orange spacesuits
@@MiG-25IsGOAT nasa?
@@astronomyrevelations first, you said spaceX with the thumbnail, now you say nasa
NASA, when the space suits were sponsored by Tang.
No one. NASA made those in the 70’s and hasn’t made a new one since. At the time, they made them in “International Rescue Orange” for visibility in an ocean crash. They only wear them during take off or landing when they could possibly crash into the ocean. It is the same color as life rafts and life vests. They haven’t made any since and have been reusing them for fifty years.
I like the old British suit prototype
I just looked that up! Amazing!
The new NASA EVA spacesuit is rather bulky but have enough space for astronauts’super absorbent nappies. Will this EVA suit allow astronauts to wear nappies?
@@lelouchlamperouge8560 I don’t recall. Definitely should find out lol!
@@astronomyrevelationsIf it helps, there is a content by Cleo Abram about the new NASA suit.
@@lelouchlamperouge8560 thank you!
What, no built-in composting? My camper does it.
@@AmateurHistorian999 lol
1.25x speed to sound normal and not waste your time.
@@ajm2872 thanks for the feedback!
Ultimate space suit will be virtual presence through an android robot. The second best use case for Tesla Atlas robots.
Interesting point