Exploration Space Suit Architecture and destination environmental-based technology development

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Author	Hill, Terry R.
Copyright Year	2011
Abstract	This paper continues forward where EVA Space Suit Architecture: Low Earth Orbit Vs. Moon Vs. Mars [1] left off in the development of a space suit architecture that is modular in design and could be reconfigured prior to launch or during any given mission depending on the tasks or destination. This paper will address the space suit system architecture and technologies required based upon human exploration extravehicular activity (EVA) destinations, and describe how they should evolve to meet the future exploration EVA needs of the US human space flight program.1, 2, 3
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DOI	10.2514/6.2013-3375
Journal	2011 Aerospace Conference
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Language	English
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