NASA is running out of spacesuits. #nasa #spacetravel #spacerace

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[usedsocks]

Ask Honda to make them, they'll last longer.

[brutallyhonest]

This is cap NASA has so many suits including prototypes and an endless flow of money.

[YoungGandalf]

The suits look like they're supposed to be 1950s sci fi robots. How hard can it be to make a space suit that actually looks cool?

[MalikiXXX]

Is it an issue to just make more? I mean, if in 1974 they could make space suits, then im sure nowadays it shouldnt be a problem, no? Make them even better, you would think.

[orionsuniversepart]

If I could make a speech about going to the moon once again in this decade, it would probably be something reminiscent to John Kennedy’s speech of going to the moon before the decade ends.

[staceybrown]

Back in the 70s' I believe it was like 12, 15 million to build a suit where as now adays it would cost 230 million for some reason

[gregorydahl]

Bottle suits and fpv remote controlled toolbots

[JimmA]

How did they only lose two suits per shuttle disaster?

[bill]

What’s the current tab on Artemis, just tack 10~20 onto that money pit

[Maximus]

But why are they investing billions just to go back to the moon!?! We've already seen it, done it and gotten the t-shirt!!

[sandwichman]

Water tank suits more like it. They need to find something to block the easily seen bubbles in every fake space walk.

[EtherealMarksman]

almost like... they don't have any space suits because they never had any to begin with that can actually sustain you in space c: