Why does an astronaut wear a special type of suit?
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hey mate
an astronaut wear a special kind of suit because his or her body needs air to survive and in space there is no air so the suit will provide them for the same
hope so the following may help you thanks
Sammy9305:
your ans is wrong
it is true that the person needs air to breathe
but this is not the ultimate reason to build these suits
the term you should use is that his body needs AIR PRESSURE
this includes all the reasons
yeah even that's correct
ok
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An astronaut wears a special suit because there is no pressure exerted on the outside of his body as space is a vacuum.
Since our bodies have evolved to live under the atmospheric pressure here on Earth, the air pressure inside our bodies matches with the pressure outside.
In space, if an astronaut does not wear a protective suit, he will explode because of this pressure inside his body.
Moreover, our atmosphere protects us from harmful cosmic radiation. Without a special suit, the astronaut's will suffer from radiation poisoning.
SUM UP- He will surely die without a special suit.
Since our bodies have evolved to live under the atmospheric pressure here on Earth, the air pressure inside our bodies matches with the pressure outside.
In space, if an astronaut does not wear a protective suit, he will explode because of this pressure inside his body.
Moreover, our atmosphere protects us from harmful cosmic radiation. Without a special suit, the astronaut's will suffer from radiation poisoning.
SUM UP- He will surely die without a special suit.
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