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NASA has announced a change in the design of its lunar spacesuit, opting for a simpler version called the 'Sortie Suit' for its upcoming missions to the Moon's South Pole, planned for as early as 2028. This decision aims to reduce the suit's mass and complexity while improving compatibility with lunar landers from SpaceX and Blue Origin.
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NASA has announced a change in the design of its lunar spacesuit, opting for a simpler version called the 'Sortie Suit' for its upcoming missions to the Moon's South Pole, planned for as early as 2028. This decision aims to reduce the suit's mass and complexity while improving compatibility with lunar landers from SpaceX and Blue Origin.
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