Vacuum Suits

Recently developed by Omnicor, this is a high-end version of a standard vacsuit customized for a gatecrasher’s needs. It has all of the features of a standard smart fabric vacsuit (p. 333, EP) except that it provides 10/10 armor and is equipped with wrist-mounted tools (p. 309, EP) and a Life-Support Pack (p. 159).

Originally designed for exploring habitats that had been attacked or largely destroyed by the TITANs, this device has also been adapted for use on high- risk gatecrashing missions where the gatecrashers suspect that they will encounter TITAN-created relics or aliens devices that might produce a variety of dangerous inputs.

This heavy-duty suit can almost be considered a miniature space ship. Hard Suits look like large metallic ovals with jointed arms and legs. They are quite heavy, but the user can move relatively easily by using servo assist motors in all the major joints of the arms and legs. Unlike other vacsuits, they are solid and can resist both vacuum and up to 100 atmospheres of external pressure.

High-dive suits are individual spacesuits specifically designed to withstand atmospheric re-entry and allow the occupant to reach a planet's surface safely. They feature a liquid-cooled thermal regulation system, a closed-loop oxygen system with chemical scrubbers, small gas jets, a drogue chute, and a conventional parachute.

These modified hard suits feature extreme heat and radiation shielding, enabling an occupant to survive on Mercury's surface under both day and night conditions. They have all of the standard features of hard suits except that they can with-stand temperatures of -200 to 500 C.

Just like regular smart clothing, this outfit can also transform into a light vacsuit.

Solar survival suits are hard suits with special modi-fications, equivalent to the coronal adaptation trait. The survival suit also possesses an extremely powerful emergency beacon, strong enough to punch through the sun's electromagnetic background roar. The built-in maker provides enough air, water, and food for the wearer to survive indefinitely.

Everyone living in a sealed habitat owns at least one of these suits. They come in a variety of forms. Inexpensive versions are typically lightweight jumpsuits made of simple smart fabric that adjusts to fit and folds up small enough to fit into a coat pocket.

Everyone living in a sealed habitat owns at least one of these suits. They come in a variety of forms. Inexpensive versions are typically lightweight jumpsuits made of simple smart fabric that adjusts to fit and folds up small enough to fit into a coat pocket.

These suits resemble light vacsuits made from thicker and more durable materials that resist tearing and provides the wearer with light armor. They are fitted with more substantial life support belts that includes a maker capable of recycling all wastes and producing air for up to 48 hours and food and water indefinitely.

These suits resemble light vacsuits made from thicker and more durable materials that resist tearing and provides the wearer with light armor. They are fitted with more substantial life support belts that includes a maker capable of recycling all wastes and producing air for up to 48 hours and food and water indefinitely.

Venus suits have the same characteristics as Mercury suits, plus they are specially modified to protect a biomorph from the crushing pressure on Venus's surface.