Misión Artemis II: por qué los tripulantes usan trajes de color naranja

Embed - Around the Moon for All Humanity: Artemis II (Official Launch Trailer)

Embed - NASA on Instagram: "Dress code: Space Before @astrovicglover, @astro_christina, @astro_reid, and @astrojeremy board our Orion spacecraft and start their journey around the Moon, they'll need to get dressed for the occasion. They'll wear the orange spacesuits seen here, formally called Orion Crew Survival System suits. Each suit is custom-designed for the astronaut who will wear it. They're equipped with tech features to help protect the astronauts on launch day, in emergency situations if they arise, throughout high-risk parts of missions near the Moon, and during the high-speed return to Earth. The Orion suits have been enhanced from head to toe with improvements to the suit worn on Shuttle missions. For example, they're bright orange to make crew members easily visible in the ocean, with a custom fit to reduce discomfort. They also have lighter, stronger, and more comfortable helmets and durable, touch-screen-compatible gloves. The Artemis II mission will not only test the Orion spacecraft, but give us an opportunity to refine the spacesuits even further for future missions. Image description: Four neon orange spacesuits hang on a rack decorated with NASA patches. Three of the suits have American flag patches on their left shoulder, while the last has a Canadian flag patch on its left shoulder. The room the suits are hanging in has a large black and white photo on the wall, in which astronauts are in their spacesuits and helmets while two people in white lab coats look on. Credit: NASA/Joel Kowsky #NASA #Artemis #Moon #Space #Exploration"