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Space Suit
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Space Suit
Occupational medicine A popular term for a fluid-resistant disposable garment that covers the arms and legs, worn with gloves—doubled—shoes and head coverings, and face mask and/or shield,
Space medicine A complex, self-contained, multi-layered and multisystem garment, designed to keep a person alive and comfortable in the harsh environment of outer space

space suit
Occupational medicine A popular term for a fluid-resistant disposable garment that covers the arms and legs, worn with gloves–doubled, shoe and head coverings, and face mask and/or shield. See Personal protective garment.


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Astronauts walking on the moon frequently fell because of the bulky pressure suits and the moon's low gravity (one-sixth that of Earth).
The surface finishes of these parts are crucial as they cannot have burrs or rough spots that can snag astronaut pressure suits.
until Brand's presentation, NASA Dryden technician Jim Sokolik will demonstrate how high-altitude pressure suits and other space suits work.
 
 
 
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