Have you ever thought about going on an extended interplanetary vacation but just didn’t know what to wear? I mean the traditional space suit just wouldn’t cut it.
The average temperature on Jupiter is -240F, honestly you’d need something that could protect you from the elements, the gravitational pull, the shortened days etc…
Well how about this biomorphic spacesuit specifically designed just for that!
Mushtari, designed for life on the moons of Jupiter, is an external digestive tract that fits around the stomach. Oxman designed the organ system to digest biomass, absorb nutrients and expel waste. Humans would be able to convert daylight into consumable sucrose via photosynthetic bacteria that flows through the translucent 3-D printed tracts. “Imagine exposing yourself to the sun, generating sugar cubes in your pockets,” she says. As you move, the energy harvesting pockets digest the matter, creating an endless cycle of consumption and digestion. -wired.com
I’m in, I’ll take two just in case I loose one. Also does wearing one of these make me a Cylon? I’m pretty sure it does. Read more about it’s functionality and design here!
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