Space suits solved it. But climbers need dexterity.
Thermal insulation requires thickness, almost by definition. Dexterity requires thinness, also almost by definition. It's hard
Thermal insulation requires thickness, almost by definition. Dexterity requires thinness, also almost by definition. It's hard
But mechanical parts of the space station can be as hot as 120C (250F) and as cold as -150C (-250F), so I'm pretty sure you do want thermal insulation :-)
Worth noting that 65% of all the injuries reported during spacewalks occur to the hand.[1] They “solved” it as in astronauts are not dying because of glove malfunctions. But there is plenty of improvement to be wished for with the solution.