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NASA's new spacesuit, to be used by astronauts on the Artemis mission.

                                             
Nasa's Artemis mission will be carried out in 2024, under this mission, before NASA and the next man step on the lunar south pole, to confirm NASA's overall performance, the new suit on the International Space Station in a spaceflight environment and  Will test many of its components. New suits have been made for astronauts in 2024, this suit has been changed many times before, to help astronauts many more. 

New spacesuits that will be worn by astronauts on Artemis missions, this spacesuit is like those suits  May be, which astronauts use for the spacewalk outside the International Space Station.  New spacesuits will be able to complete more complex tasks for moonwalkers than before, new technology and new experiments have been done in this suite.

NASA This spacesuit is not only a classic icon of human space exploration, but it is also an individual spaceship, this spacesuit mimics all the protection from the harsh environment of space and the basic resources that Earth and its environment provide.NASA's new spacesuit called the Exploration Extraordinary Mobility Unit or XEMU for short is the new suit worn in Artemis missions.

The history of this spacesuit is a story of engineering development, the suit traces all the way back to a planet, it is a map itself, the suit has been upgraded to a Navy high-altitude flight suit, this  The suit is believed to be a pool of 21st century upgrades.

How safe is NASA's new spacesuit compared to the first, because in space missions, human safety has always been a top priority.  NASA's Apollo explorers and robot missions have been able to learn more than before, now they know more about the lunar environment than before, the explorers are now so capable.

Researchers believe that the biggest concern with moon soil is that the moon soil will not support the weight of a lander or astronauts. A greater threat to NASA is that the mud clay is made of tiny glass-like sharp, and therefore the new suite has a life support system, a suite of dust-tolerant features to prevent inhalation or contamination of other spacecraft.This new NASA spacesuit is designed to withstand temperatures in the shade of minus 250 degrees Fahrenheit and up to 250 degrees in the sun.  

What characterizes NASA's new spacesuit, and how much of a benefit it already has, is the portable life support system in this suite, which enables astronauts to have a familiar backpack during the spacewalk, powering the suit's air and breathable air. And removes exhaled carbon dioxide and other toxic gases, odors and moisture from the suit.This spacesuit helps regulate temperature, and it monitors overall suite performance, emitting a suite warning if resources are reduced, or if a system failure occurs.  

The Artemis astronaut will be more agile than ever, adding mobility to new suits.  The spacesuit is a human-sized part of it, which enables the mobility of astronauts, and protects their bodies from the external environment, with extreme temperatures, radiation, micromeroids, and reduced atmospheric pressure, the primary characteristic of pressure-wearing spacesuits.The components are the upper torso, helmet, lower torso and cooling cloth. The new lower torso in this new suit includes advanced materials and joint bearings, which allow the hips  Helps to bend and rotate, this suit features hiking-style shoes with bending at the knees and flexible soles, on the upper torso of the suit, and the addition of updated shoulder placement, and its other shoulder enhancement astronauts.  Helps to move your arms more freely.

The new shoulders in this spacesuit reduce the effort required for full mobility, and include bearings that allow full rotation from shoulder to wrist.Inside the helmet in this spacesuit, NASA has redesigned the communications system.This new helmet audio system includes multiple, embedded, and voice-activated microphones inside the upper fuselage, which can automatically hear the voice of astronauts, and they can be seen by their fellow spacewalkers, gateways or aboard missions in Houston  Talk to your partner.

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