Mars and Lunar-analogue research activities on Earth can benefit from prototype pressurized planetary suits that simulates many of the challenges future explorers will face during extra-vehicular activities on the Martian and Lunar surface. Since 2005, we have been developing several prototype suits at the UND Human Spaceflight Laboratory (www.human.space.edu). This unofficial blog, made by its director, Dr. Pablo de León, covers our testing phases, different developments and analog missions.
Pressing hard!!
Chris Haberle, from the MDRS Crew 112 uses a drill while in the NDX-1 suit, Carol Stoker (NASA Ames) assists with the task
Chrisa Haberle and Carol Stoker during unsuited drill testing
Carol Stoker, Pablo de León and Chris Haberle discussing about the test to be performed
posted by PABLO DE LEON at
5:33 PM
Subscribe to
Posts [Atom]
1 Comments:
Pablo te estoy escuchando por Vorterix con Pergolini. Cuando nombraste los trajes espaciales NDX-1 en Antártida lo googlie y terminé acá! Buenisimo que un argentino este metido en esto! Saludos
Post a Comment
Subscribe to Post Comments [Atom]
<< Home