Hey, hey, welcome to Pop Culture Petri dish.

I'm one of your hosts, Abe Epperson.

And I am your other host, Christian Ramirez.

And this is the show where we talk about the symbiosis

between science fiction and science fact. What are we talking about today?

Today we will be talking about spacesuits. Yeah, we've talked a lot about space and just how we're going to travel through space, but we haven't really talked about the gear that we're going to travel through space but we haven't really talked about

the gear that we're going to use to make the trip or to colonize new worlds.

So yeah, so that logically came from where we've already been.

And yeah, so I don't know,

there's so many cool spacesuits.

They're very long lists of like the Martian and aliens and 2001.

Armageddon, I don't really like those ones as much because they got like the weird glass

part of it that are shaped weird. I don't know why you wouldn't much because I was

it's shaped weird.

I don't know why you wouldn't, don't just have the dome shape

that you do in every other thing.

And you said something actually right before this podcast started,

which because I was asking like what's

the criterion for a cool spacesuit does it and you and you made a good point which is that because I

immediately when I saw the topic and did my own research it was more about the utility or function of the suits

Then I'm like that's a really cool suit because it can do XYZ

But you were like yeah that that's definitely a part of it, but you were like,

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