Mark-1 Prometheus Astrotechnologies Hardsuit

The Mark-1 Prometheus Astrotechnologies Hardsuit (Mark-1 PAHS) is an articulated aluminum suit with a full range of motion, created by Prometheus Astrotechnologies engineers H. E. Ross and R. A. Smith by 1952. It is 
It is constructed of mundane materials, which allows it to be manufactured for relatively cheap; the outer layer is burnished for heat deflection, while the inner layer is made of airtight rubber-jacketed five-ply textiles. Additionally, it has an onboard radio module, moisture recycling and liquid cooling systems. The PAHS is rated for three continuous hours of hard activity in hard vacuum.
==History==
===Origin===
Originally proposed by H. E. Ross and R. A. Smith to the British Interplanetary Society on 19 November 1949, the British Occult Service flagged this for the United Nations Global Occult Coalition, resulting in the two being linked to Prometheus Labs' Prometheus Astrotechnologies with a grant request in February 1950 as part of Project KNIGHT ERRANT. Prometheus Astrotechnologies was subcontracted by the GOC to create the suit, with Ross and Smith being directly in contact with Undersecretary-General D. C. al Fine. By December 1952, six prototype Mark-1 PAHS suits were ready for deployment.NTE-2858-Cyan-Blaecca (tale)
===Other London===
On 3 February 1953, Al Fine messaged Ross and Smith, telling them that it was time, and to not let her down. Six days later, the PSYCHE and PTOLEMY Divisions delivered humanitarian aid to Central Middlesex in Other London, including six Mark-1 PAHS suits for use in repairing the damaged oxygen filtration systems. 
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==References==
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