How Does it Work? - Space Suit

The video explores the intricate design and functionality of astronaut space suits. It highlights how these suits are not just garments but complex life support systems engineered to protect astronauts in space. The suits are made of multiple layers, including Kevlar and Mylar, to provide protection and flexibility. They have temperature control systems and oxygen supplies to ensure comfort and safety. The suits maintain stable pressure to mimic Earth's atmosphere and include features for mobility and safety, such as special gloves and tethers. Overall, space suits are marvels of engineering, designed to withstand the harsh conditions of space.

What materials are used in space suits to provide both strength and flexibility?

• Cotton and Polyester

• Nylon and Spandex

• Wool and Silk

• Kevlar and Mylar

How do space suits regulate an astronaut's body temperature?

• By using solar panels

• By circulating air

• By using built-in heaters

• By circulating water through tubes

What is the primary function of the life support backpack in a space suit?

• To enhance communication with Earth

• To provide food and water

• To supply breathable air and remove carbon dioxide

• To store tools and equipment

Which feature of space suits helps astronauts handle tools in space?

• Built-in tool belts

• Helmet visors

• Magnetic boots

• Special gloves

What safety feature keeps astronauts connected to their spacecraft?

• A magnetic field

• A tether

• A communication link

• A GPS tracker