What Astronauts Revealed About SpaceX EVA Suit Shocked Whole Industry...

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What Astronauts Revealed About SpaceX EVA Suit Shocked Whole Industry...
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(Intro) 0:00
(SpaceX’s EVA suit) 0:25
(What do the astronauts think?) 2:53
outro 8:11
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What Astronauts Revealed About SpaceX EVA Suit Shocked Whole Industry...
Have you smelled something burning nearby?
Wow, it's not because of Starship's testing but the heat of the new EVA suit that SpaceX has already released instead.
This shocked the astronauts and created a big bang in the spaceflight where safety tends to be disproportional to comfort and aesthetics.
So, what Astronauts Revealed About SpaceX EVA Suit Shocked Whole Industry...
Find out everything in today's episode of Techmap.
What Astronauts Revealed About SpaceX EVA Suit Shocked Whole Industry...
May 4, 2024, is a so special date for space lovers and even SpaceX's CEO. Could you guess why?
First of all, as usual, it's Star Wars Day. For Elon Musk, it's the day when his child, Lil X turns 4.
SpaceX and Elon Musk celebrated this day in their own way, publishing the very first intro video about their most-waited spacesuit, the SpaceX Extravehicular Activity (EVA) suit.
What Astronauts Revealed About SpaceX EVA Suit Shocked Whole Industry...
The suit is based on the current pressure suits worn by astronauts on Crew Dragon flights but, unlike those suits, is intended for use on spacewalks.
The suit upgrades include new joint designs that remain soft until pressurized while maintaining mobility, improved thermal management, and an upgraded helmet with an exterior coating that acts like a sun visor along with a camera and heads-up display that provides information on the status of the suit during the spacewalk. Umbilicals provide life support for the suits.
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@HandFromCoffin 14 дней назад

Really the industry was SHOCKED... can you give me the name of one person in the "industry" I can call and ask them if they where really shocked?

@klmay65 8 дней назад

AI narration is getting irritating. It’s the small things it gets wrong that drive me nuts.

@user-rx7hv3zi9g 12 дней назад

moraju da imaju specijalna,odela, to je tek pocetak,potrage,za pravim. eksperimentisu.👍♥️♥️👏

@WWeronko 8 дней назад

The question I have that so far hasn't been addressed, is thermal management. Present NASA EVA suits has a Liquid cooling and ventilation garment to remove body heat from the wearer. During the early Gemini spacewalks evaporative cooling from sweating and open-air convection cooling was found to be insufficient. Floating around is not exertion intensive. However, actual EVA work is and how that sort of generated heat is removed is question.

@shaung949 4 дня назад

The suit is tethered to the capsule which can regulate the thermal temperature of the air in the suit.

@WWeronko 4 дня назад

@@shaung949 You missed the point.

@thebruffy1077 5 дней назад

Vacuum chamber testing footage?

@dongeiger4500 13 дней назад

This material would be perfect for jackets and clothing for Canadian winters!

@techmap9 13 дней назад

it has a good thermoregulation system

@clarencehopkins7832 12 дней назад

Excellent stuff bro

@techmap9 12 дней назад

Thank you so much

@ssaraccoii 13 дней назад

How will the equipment installed inside the capsule react to the vacuum and cold of space?

@deontaeb5466 8 дней назад

It’s not the cold in space that you have to worry about it’s the heat. You’ll overheat before you freeze. There is nothing to draw heat away from you to cool you at a rapid rate. The solar radiation and body heat is the challenge. The only way I can think they will keep them cool is by constantly circulating air through the suit and processing it through a radiator type device.

@ssaraccoii 8 дней назад

@@deontaeb5466 Not wondering about the people, I’m wondering about the inside of the capsule and the controls. -400 degrees on inside of the capsule in the vacuum of space, on the operations touchscreen and electronics, when they vent the atmosphere and open the door.

@Morpholaf 13 дней назад

Thinking of how diving suits have developed during the last hundred years, I will not expect anything less from the EVA suits =)

@techmap9 13 дней назад

This is a big evolution, right?

@kimchianthony 13 дней назад

Nick Freitas for President 2028! dude, i'd totally vote for you!

@techmap9 13 дней назад

❤❤❤❤

@steveadams7550 13 дней назад

I'm not sure going with 1 layered visor is a good idea. I think it needs 2 layers.

@techmap9 13 дней назад

How will they be better with two layers?

@scankhunt4206 13 дней назад

@@techmap9 well hopefully for a start having two layers might be the difference between a micro bit of something getting through or not. doesnt make sense to only have one. safety first

@deontaeb5466 8 дней назад

@@scankhunt4206if you build the single layer to withstand the impact then it will be fine. Having 5 layers isn’t going to stop a micro meteorite traveling at hundreds or thousands of miles per hour

@mijoh2 14 дней назад

What happens if you need to go number 1 or number 2? Not seeing anyplace for that.

@janvangorp6918 14 дней назад

High absorbent tissue, I don't think it's healthy to take your wiener out in the vacuum of space😂 however, there are many changes and adaptions for women. They didn't talk about it

@ernestgalvan9037 13 дней назад

“I don’t see it” … so, that’s proof it doesn’t exist. What was I thinking, it’s so clear.

@saito125 13 дней назад

It shouldn't happen because you must be prepared for it. Fighter pilots often fly for hours and they're physically and mentally prepared.

@peronik349 13 дней назад

This type of "technical equipment" (although essential for every human being) is considered very little "sexy" and therefore rarely discussed in public or shown in the media (except in the ISS where it seems to be a VERY big subject for some). But I think I read that during the debriefing of the "Inspiration 4" mission the crew reported a slight "displeasure" when using this "technical space for human beings" (the subject is so unsexy that we are often obliged to be in allusion rather than using the names of things). I am sure that the SpaceX teams took note of this and did their best to resolve this rather annoying problem, with the efficiency that we know them to have but also, given the subject, with discretion.

@alanmckinnon6791 13 дней назад

It's designed for 2 hour EVAs, so go to the loo before

@Harve955 12 дней назад

I think the dream is backward, it should be a city on the moon and a base on mars.

@erwinzer0 13 дней назад

Spotted the AI generated content

@Verner_von_Kerman 13 дней назад

Please use metric system sometimes. 🙏

@techmap9 13 дней назад

I noted this, thanks

@Verner_von_Kerman 13 дней назад

@@techmap9 thank you.

@soctnights 14 дней назад

Will this be the gotta have Halloween costume for 2024?

@techmap9 13 дней назад

I don’t think so. This is more beautiful than a Halloween costume, right?

@stephenharlan4126 14 дней назад

Pampers

@techmap9 13 дней назад

❤️❤️❤️

@compassionandwisdom4311 14 дней назад

how many kg in a pound?

@geraldojose4571 14 дней назад

1 kg = 2,20 pound

@SeptemberMeadows 14 дней назад

@@geraldojose4571One kilogram = 2.2 freedom units (pounds)

@MrAlbertaSurfer 14 дней назад

1kg is a little over 28 Hot Wheels cars... Isn't that how America does it?

@steveadams7550 13 дней назад

I think it is .454 kg.

@geraldojose4571 13 дней назад

@@steveadams7550 it's the same thing....

@jondurr 13 дней назад

It leaks like a screen door, so it needs constant positive pressure of pure O2, reduced to 5 psig because of leakage.

@bikepacker9850 13 дней назад

Deerrrrr

@chetcarman3530 13 дней назад

"Be sure & wear your rubber boots, it looks like rain today..." I'm sorry, but those silly-looking black wellies on *all* their suits have just got to go! 🤣🤣🤣🤣

@torben777 13 дней назад

The SpaceX version is a poor mans EVA. We are talking much more simple tech than what NASA already uses. It operates at 1/3 of earths atmosphere because it is not fully air tight, it is not self sustained, and it has only 2 joints meaning they can barely move when pressurized. But still cool they are going there, and any journey needs to start with a first step.

@techmap9 13 дней назад

This is still the first SpaceX EVA suit. It has Strengths and weaknesses. So Musk promised there will be better version in future

@BALOYBEACHBUM 13 дней назад

They will never exceed 300 miles due to the Van Allen radioactive belts!

@kkmiroslaw 13 дней назад

They exactly are going to do this. One of the objectives of the Polaris Down mission whitch this suit will be used for, is to test how well it will behave during crossings of the radioactive belts. Planned high is 700km above the Earth. What you people do not understand is the real level of danger during crossings of those belts. Unprotected astronaut, without any radiation protection Would take around 11 rad of radiation. (I repeat, with NONE PROTECTION) . Lethal dose is 1000 rads. And those suits are obviusly designed to minimize any radiation taken by a factor of at least 1000. So real dose taken by astronauts will be somewhere around 0.01 rad. You will take much more here on Earth walking without any protection. There are 3 kinds of raditions. Alfa, betta and gamma (x-rays are basicaly weak gamma). Alfa is getting completly stopped by a single piece of paper. Beta by few milimeters of insolator. Only gamma can pass even few metters of metal barrier. - and our sun DO NOT produce a lot of gamma rays. They are safe in this suit as you are sitting now at home.