Why is NASA testing Artemis suits underwater with air lines? Don't the suits need self-contained oxygen to function in space? - Conspiracies

Why is NASA testing Artemis suits underwater with air lines? Don't the suits need self-contained oxygen to function in space? (www.businessinsider.com)

posted 209 days ago by MOCKxTHExCROSS 209 days ago by MOCKxTHExCROSS +7 / -5

Astronauts are testing NASA's new spacesuits underwater as the agency pushes toward the next moon landing

NASA wants to get astronauts on the moon by 2024. Before that, the agency must make sure its spacesuits work.

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– MOCKxTHExCROSS [S] 4 points 209 days ago +4 / -0

Exactly - it's not even a great test of the suits. It's a stage show, completely divorced from reality, for the NASA faithful.

How are they testing the oxygen equipment? A bench test is not as good as a real life test. If they aren't confident enough to test it in a pool with real people, why are they comfortable sending it off into space with the same?

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