Sandy
For Multiple reasons. 1) There is no air, therefore the astronaut must wear the suit, or rather the suit's helmet to breathe. 2) It protects him from physical damage when handling volatile or dangerous substances/ objects.
An acorn .
Think about it. A astronaut wears his suit up in space where gavity level is much lower than in earth. If you have a 160 lbs. suit and a 125 lbs. man the suit would be about 25 lbs. in space and the astronaut would still have his strength to hold up his earth weight, 125 lbs. so he could carry his suit easily.
She's from Texas, so a southern one I guess.
Sandy
An astronaut.
An astronaut suit.
This depends upon where the astronaut is. Inside the International Space Station, astronauts usually wear light, informal clothing. If the astronaut exits the station to do a space walk or other such mission, the astronaut will wear an air tight space suit, in order to be able to continue breathing.
you can on earth but you would have to wear a astronaut suit with oxygen to breathe because there is no oxygen in the atmosphere
If he took a monkey with him, presumably for scientific purposes, it would need to wear a suit just like the astronaut so it could breath and be protected from space.
Sandy's suit has a picture of an acorn.
Walter Cunningham is a astronaut so when he was in space he wore a space suit, but on earth he dresses just like you.
It's called a space suit
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For Multiple reasons. 1) There is no air, therefore the astronaut must wear the suit, or rather the suit's helmet to breathe. 2) It protects him from physical damage when handling volatile or dangerous substances/ objects.
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