Space Wardrobe
	The spacesuits that today's astronauts wear while on a spacewalk have changeable parts just like a Lego set does.

Astronauts need special clothes to protect them so they can live and work in space. In fact, astronauts need a lot of clothes! They have a special suit they wear during launch and re-entry. It protects them from the changes in pressure that happen when you come and go from space. This suit has a helmet, gloves, and boots. Once in orbit, they wear shirts and pants that are just like the clothes we wear here on the ground. To go outside their spacecraft while they are in orbit, they have a special suit called an "extravehicular maneuvering unit", or EMU. It has a way to keep the astronaut cool, a headphone/microphone so the astronaut can talk to the Shuttle, oxygen for breathing, and water to drink. If they want to move freely through space, they wear a special backpack called the "manned maneuvering unit" or MMU.