NASA tests new water cooling for astronauts’ suits
The concept of using water in space, in space, outer space as a coolant pressed back to Apollo in the 1970s.
But NASA’s new system is equipped with pressure sensors, and a thermal control loop to maintain a set temperature, firing warmth into space.
When RT mentioned it, NASA surprised Tuesday to keep them safe.
NASA outlines its upcoming technologies in a new video, “Keeping Cold in Space.”
“Imagine being an astronaut on the moon, your job for the next eight hours will be to host script, traverse up and down lunar ridges, and sample the rocks, your Artemis property success,” NASA says.
Temperatures reach the lunar surface temperature of 250 degrees Celsius, and maintain space in space for up to two years of work on the moon, with each initiative focusing on a personal cooling unit.
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