Like everybody else on the planet, I put my pants on one leg at a time. NASA astronaut Randy Bresnik, however, took dressing to another level while he was on the International Space Station.

NASA won't be able to please everybody. I kind of like the hot-pants look. It goes easily from the lunar surface right into a roller derby match. It says, "I'm here to explore the moon ...

This provides 'valuable insight into how material composition, density, and turbulence play a role in planetary formation,' according to NASA. Pettit's floating pants challenge could be considered ...

Clothing concerns include the availability of ... We’re Headed for the Moon" class, which is helping NASA engineers outfit astronauts on the 2025 Artemis mission to the moon.

NASA must turn to more terrestrial forms of testing. One workaround? Strap a person into these ridiculous-looking pants and have them lie head-down on a tilted bed. Then watch the results ...

NASA astronaut Don Pettit's video of dressing in zero gravity has gone viral. In the clip, Pettit uniquely slides into his pants with both legs simultaneously, showcasing the lighter side of life ...