Space has no air.
A suit gives astronauts air to breathe.
It also keeps them warm and safe.
The helmet lets them see and talk.
The gloves help them use their hands.
The big bag on the back holds oxygen.
The suit protects them from space rocks.
It stops the cold from hurting them.
With the suit, astronauts can work far from Earth.
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