How do spacesuits let astronauts walk on the moon? ?

Question

How do spacesuits let astronauts walk on the moon? ?

Answer 1

The only thing you need to be able to walk on the moon is a source of air. You could do it with a aqualung-type device, but if your skin was exposed to vacuum it might be damaged - a skin-tight cyclist's costume would probably be enough to prevent any problems like that.

Answer 2

Space suits replicate an atmosphere like that of Earth's!

Answer 3

spacesuits were not a function of walking, they were used for the function of breathing, not being burnt by the sun's unfettered radiation, etc... i think some sunblock 999SPF and oxygen tank are all you'd need to walk on the moon.

Answer 4

A man can't survive on the moon without a full environment suit.  They allow the astronaut within to breath, expel and absorb oxygen, and are equipped with water supplies for drinking.  They have a backpack which oxygen is stored and supplied to the astronaut, and some have "scrubbers" on them, which cleanse carbon dioxide the astronaut expels.  

Answer 5

They had articulations that allowed limb movement.

The had a water circulation system that maintained temperature at a bearable level.

They were airtight and had an oxygen supply.

Answer 6

they were engineered like that....