International space agency NASA’s plans for an all-woman spacewalk hit a dead end because of a wardrobe crisis of sorts – the agency doesn’t have enough spacesuits that fit the women astronauts.
The two astronauts who were scheduled to walk in space – Anne C McClain and Christina H Koch – would both need to wear a medium-size torso component. But, unfortunately, only one is readily available at the International Space Station.
Until now, all the 214 spacewalks that the space station has had – since it was assembled in 1998 – saw only all-male or mixed male-female teams.

