Australia Introduces Space Technology &Nbsp; &Nbsp; Produces Automatic Resizing Underwear.

NASA has developed a NASA.

According to the Australian Daily Telegraph reported in November 25th, NASA developed this smart memory sponge in the 60s of last century.

Its performance is very unique, and it can still remember and revert to the shape before pressure after being oppressed by external force, so it is used in space shuttle seats, so that astronauts can sit more safely and comfortably.

At present, NASA scientists are constantly testing to use it in other parts of spacecraft and civilian machinery.

Recently, a lingerie company displayed a new underwear with this smart sponge as its selling point at a museum in Sydney, Australia.

Nelson, manager of the lingerie company, said he has been committed to combining high technology with clothing.

And this "space sponge" underwear is the crystallization of its wisdom.

"I doubted it was possible."

Nelson said, "but when I know more about this material, I think its softness and expansibility are all valuable."

Later, Nelson also introduced the characteristics of this underwear: "if you exercise and your body temperature rises, this underwear will expand to provide more support for you."

In addition, it can also change with the shape and size of women's chest circumference, eliminating the need for women to buy underwear continuously.