Apollo Space Suit Merch

Nasa Space Suit Patent in White

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Nasa Space Suit Patent

The Grumann Space Suit, designed for the lunar exploration program in 1965 by Grumman / Space General for extended lunar surface operations. It allowed the astronaut to withdraw his arms from the flexible manipulators and work within the pressurized 'cabin' of the can enclosing his upper torso and head. Although tested, it was never deployed due to the end of the Apollo program. It was often depicted in Life Magazine in the 1960s, and was part of the equipment of the Major Matt Mason action figure.

This design is based on a patent for a space suit from 1973. It was described as a pressure suit for high altitude flights and particularly space missions. The suit was designed for astronauts in the Apollo Space Program and could be worn both inside and outside a space vehicle, as well as on the lunar surface. Available in a range of products and also with black image on lighter colors.

This design is based on a patent for a space suit from 1973. It was described as a pressure suit for high altitude flights and particularly space missions. The suit was designed for astronauts in the Apollo Space Program and could be worn both inside and outside a space vehicle, as well as on the lunar surface. Available in a range of products and also with white image on darker colors.

Manga Style Astronaut monkey in space suit

Comic drawing of a girl wearing astronaut suit.

Comic drawing of a girl wearing astronaut suit.

Fine art photography of a NASA Apollo Missions space suit from the late 1960s early 1970s, Kennedy Space Center Florida USA.

Rise, spaceman.