Of course! That's why NASA puts it in the suits and that is why a lot of dead astronauts return to earth.
He/she would suffocate and/or freeze.
The suit might lose oxygen and the astronaut could suffocate.
Basically, a space suit regulates temperature against the freezing temperature of space, provides pressure that keeps you from exploding, and provides oxygen so you don't suffocate.
An astronaut's space suit contains a tank of oxygen( like a diver ) that allows him/her to withstand the airlessness of space. the oxygen tank is located at his back and he is able to control it with the chest pack at the front of the suit. the chest pack also enables him to control the temperature inside his suit.
He/she would suffocate, freeze, and explode due to lack of oxygen, heat, and pressure.
u need oxygen tank space suit water and food
It's called a space suit
If he did not have one he would suffocate since there is no air for him to breath in space. Astronauts generally like coming back with air in their lungs and their hearts still beating.
There is no oxygen in space, as you well know (well, I hope so). The space suit will help you breath normally. However, it has another function, as well. There is no pressure is space, and if you don't wear a space suit, not only will you suffocate, your skin will explode.
A space suit is a suit worn in space. This is necessary because of the vacuum and extreme conditions in outer space.
The inside of space suits are temperature and pressure regulated. Contrary to popular belief, the primary design problem of space suits is not keeping the astronaut warm, but rather cool. Conduction and convection do not occur in space, so the only way an astronaut can shed body heat is through a liquid coolant system that eventually radiates the heat away into space. Without the liquid cooling suit worn underneath the space suit, they would sweat to death in about 20 minutes.
The inventor of the space suit was Zachery Hansen. Is he??