Tim Peake is an ESA/UK astonautProject 5 – Keeping warm and keeping cool

Antony Dubber - chef for the British Antarctic Survey, based at the Halley Research Station. Photo credit: Nick Stern

The Halley Research Station just recorded a record low temperature, –55.4 degrees Celsius, August 2014Photo credit: British Antarctic Survey

King penguin and chick, South Georgia, sub-Antarctic islandPhoto by Helen Mason

Infrared image of penguinsImage: Université de Strasbourg and Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (CNRS), Strasbourg, France

Poles apart. Polar bears are only found in the arctic, and penguins are only found in the Antarctic. Interesting to think why? Photo: Helen Mason

Camels store water in their humps.

Running the Brighton Marathon, with a big bottle of water!Photo: Helen Mason

Running gear – bright so cars can see you, cool.Photo Credit: John Dudeney

Futuristic space suits may be similar to scuba diving wet suit made from neoprenePhoto / Donna Coveney, Open Image Gallery. Dava Newman models her Biosuithttp://www.valscreativedesigns.com/closet_space.htm

Space blanket… keeping warm after a Marathon.Photo: permission given

Sports wear for cycling. Prof Louise Hara (on rhs), solar scientist, and her trainer, Tricia Cranwell.Photo credit: Deb Baker

Rugby scrumPhoto courtesy of St Edmund’s College, Cambridge University

NASA’s astronaut Suni Williams keeping fit on the ISS.Credit: NASA

Reflective materials – SUN-Dress for the Yellow Giantess, by Helen SchellPhoto: Stephane Regnier

Astronaut Samantha Cristoforetti exercising on the ISSCredit: ESA

Sicily, Italy, land, sea and cloudsPhoto from the ISS: Samantha Cristoforetti. Credit: ESA

Hurricane Danny, August 2015, as seen from the ISSPhoto: Scott Kelly. Credit: NASA