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I'm torn between two responses: #1 - "So you're saying there's a chance!?" #2 - something something "the right stuff"
by iancmceachern 2y ago
I'm torn between two responses:
#1 - "So you're saying there's a chance!?"
#2 - something something "the right stuff"
- metalman 2y agomore like ,the full procedure is going to be precise and getting actualy qualified to put on a apollo(any) space suit in zero g and use it in a vacume is then going to be totaly something else with doing it in moon gravity a different procedure, any 1 g experience would be training only and I think that they tried and failed to get some of this accross when space x ran the "polor dawn" mission, which included the first private ,semi extra vehicular operation,ever.the data from that paid for the whole mission,easy actual mission qualified zero g vacume suits are an exceptionaly rare item