NASA’s spacesuits allow astronauts to work in an extremely tough environment
Some people like runway fashion. Not me. I’m much more interested in function than form. From that perspective, no one has a more interesting closet than an astronaut. While they look very much like painter’s smocks — their sloppy draping would probably make Michael Kors faint — spacesuits are fascinating, high-tech threads. Source: Washington Post - Discipline: Space...
Source: LabSpaces - Tuesday, 20 September, 2011
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