According to the latest report, scientists from NASA are looking forward to make spacewalking on an asteroid a reality. Sources have revealed that NASA is about to take its achievements to a next level by making spacewalking on an asteroid possible.

If anyone has watched that movie 'Gravity', then he/she must have been deeply enchanted by how the space looks like and how the lives of the astronomers function.

Presently the engineers are testing a modified version of the pumpkin-orange Advanced Crew Escape System (ACES), which will be worn by space shuttle astronauts during launch and reentry. These suits will be used by future crew in the Orion spacecraft, according to NASA scientists.

This testing or analyses is taking place In the Neutral Buoyancy Laboratory (NBL) near the agency's Johnson Space Center in Houston, according to sources.

It has been revealed by the researchers that the new as well as the next-generation space suit from NASA will be dexterous, mobile as well as a much lighter version of the current suit.

Dustin Gohmert, crew survival systems manager at Johnson, says, "We're stepping back to our heritage to be able to use one suit for multiple tasks".

He also adds that the shell of this newly made suit is very much same as the orange suit used by shuttle astronauts but the inside of this suit has been overhauled.