The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) and other organizations have
been performing US Spacesuit Knowledge Capture (USSKC) since the beginning of space …

Abstract The NASA US Spacesuit Knowledge Capture (KC) program has existed since the
beginning of 2008. The program was designed to share historical spacesuit information with …

After more than 45 years since the United States last landed humans on the Moon, Space
Policy Directive-1 now directs NASA to return astronauts to the Moon by 2024, followed by …

The US spacesuit is a special system that has intrigued and fascinated the world since Neil
Armstrong set foot on the Moon in 1969. With over 50 years since that momentous …

As NASA prepares to send astronauts to Mars, the NASA US Spacesuit Knowledge Capture
(SKC) Program is ready to assist the spacesuit community by collecting and preserving …

With less than 4 years until the United States is scheduled to land the first woman and next
man on the Moon, NASA is leveraging 60 years of experience to build a spacesuit to assist …

NASA is going to the Moon. And it will don a new spacesuit when it reaches its destination.
NASA is partnering with industry to build the spacesuit and supporting systems (ie, surface …

Since its 2008 inception, the NASA US Spacesuit Knowledge Capture (KC) program has
shared historical spacesuit information with engineers and other technical team members to …

As our nation focuses on its goal to visit Mars by the 2030s, the NASA US Spacesuit
Knowledge Capture (SKC) Program continues to serve the spacesuit community with a …

Abstract The US Spacesuit Knowledge Capture (SKC) Program believes that sharing
knowledge encourages progress to be built on past experiences without repeating mistakes …