NASA recently revealed the final looks for the spaces suits that will be worn by astronauts traveling to the moon in 2024 and later to Mars.
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Along with the unveiling, several NASA team members showed off how the suits will work during live research conditions.
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One suit looks like a mere update of the classic NASA space suit, albeit with added color and various alterations.
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However, another suit (the darker one seen above) looks like something straight out of a science fiction epic, complete with glowing chest plate.
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In addition to the suit reveals, NASA has also posted footage from recent testing of space suits and vehicles designed to endure the elements that moon mission astronauts will encounter.
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You can see the full testing footage here.
Cover image via NASA