Hello, I have always had a knack for visualization and interpretation of subject matter and conforming completely separate ideas to make them work in unison. I can visualize parts in 3-D conforming to their counterparts what needs to come off what needs to go on what needs to be added or subtracted or changed. As far as what I do. My most easily assessed talent would be in marketing. I am already profoundly intellectual when it comes to this area and currently work at UPS while finishing my Bachelors in Corporate Communication and Marketing and plan on also majoring in Political Science. I want to make my name by making the world a better place. I have a four year old boy Jax Liam and hanging out with him is the biggest part of my free time. I like the outdoors and also enjoy tinkering with ideas and am always coming up with more efficient ways to get things done. Also, I would like to give a brief overview of my idea. It involves having the suit tailored to expand outward in the abdominal and pelvic region "tightened at the sides by a shoe lace like method and let out in the same manner." Once the suit is let out there will be two ports on opposite sides of the suit with an access point on the inside and the outside of the suit on port B1 and B2 and a duel access point on the opposite side of the suit " let's call it A1 and A2 referring to each port having 2 caps that keep the inside and outside environment separated by creating a space we're only a small amount of O2 could be lost in the exchange. Both access points will be airtight and have Space suit material that folds up like an accordion between the two access points on each side. This is how the upper arm will attach to the suit while keeping an airtight seal and opening the inside hatch. Side B will be used as a transfer port and all necessary materials i.e. hygiene products will be inserted through the B1 cap. Side A will have The capability to open it from The outside and elongate the accordion like material enough to fit a glove attachment to the same outside seal and lock it into place. Once the airtight seal from the locking mechanism on the glove is made it can be removed and the thinner glove for finger dexterity and hygiene purposes could be applied. Also wanted to add that loosening the part around the armpit would work too. The astronaut will then use their glove hand sealed on the outside to open the inside compartment. Once the astronaut has made access to the inside of the suit with his gloved hand he can now reach to the other now sealed access point B2 and open it from the inside acquiring all products needed for hygiene purposes. After the astronaut has completed his or her business and cleaned up with the use of their glove hand The objects used can be re-inserted into the internal compartment for removal at a convenient time. Also all parts can be cleaned and sanitized from the outside of the suit at the Astronauts earliest convenience. Other aspects such as devices used for defecation of waste matter have also been explained and can be explained in further detail at your earliest convenience. Although my Idea completely solves the problem of managing waste in space it is not limited to merely that, it also creates accessibility to the inside of the spacesuit which could potentially save an astronauts life in an emergency situation when the suit could not be removed. For example if a shot of antibiotic or even adrenaline needed to be administered to an unconscious astronaut, one of his/ her crew could insert the materials into side B1 then open side A1 attach their glove to the lock port and open A2 reach in with the airtight glove and open B2 to get the shot and supply's clean the area and administer the shot. Even I minor surgery " e.g. Slicing open an infected area and treating it," could be performed by inserting all materials first and then attaching both gloves following port A instructions for both port A and B. There are just too many variations of my idea to actually write down on paper. However, my idea gives a solution to every possible situation an astronaut may face. My idea not only completely solves the challenge, it can also save an astronauts life in a more severe emergency situation. Best regards to you and yours, William Dietry