Unblocking human spaceflight.
A spacewalk today takes hours of preparation for a few hours of work. The suit is the bottleneck.
The idea is sixty years old.
NASA tried a skin-tight suit in the 1960s. It worked. No material of the time could make it. Now one can.
Suits have not changed. Everything around them has.
Getting to orbit and the Moon keeps getting cheaper. What a person can do once they arrive will not change until the suit does.
A day’s work in vacuum.
Put it on like clothing. Stay out for hours. Repair it in the field. That is what our glove already points to.
How it works →Robots do the grunt work. People perform at the edge.
Machines help us at the frontier, but we have to go. The suit determines how much we can do when we get there.
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