NASA Is Selecting Future Astronauts. Here’s How to Apply.

New York Times - Nov 8, 2026

The space agency is recruiting its next class of space travelers for missions to low-Earth orbit and the moon. Applications are due Dec. 3.

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More Than $2 Billion USD in Travel Bookings Facilitated Through Stay22

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NASA Is Selecting Future Astronauts. Here’s How to Apply.

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China tests high-altitude floating wind power system over city

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