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The body build for a good spaceship technician

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I am designing a species specifically designed to be technician on spacecrafts, where their workspaces have low-gravity. Here is how they are currently designed:

  • They have two pairs of arms instead of the current human design, two arms and two legs.
  • They have a prehensile tail which can wrap around the various bars placed around the ship.
  • Their main body is quite small, with very long and thin arms.

What I want to ask is, what other attributes would help them survive and thrive in this environment? They should be able to survive in Earth-like gravity and conditions, and survivability in the case of a hull breach would be handy.

The basic idea is based on this article: BBC: Will we ever have genetically modified astronauts?

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