Training as an astronaut on Earth (and my ESA application)

Rohin
Jul 27, 2021
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What medical tests are involved with astronaut selection? What is an analogue space mission? What will it take to become the first YouTuber in space?

A huge thank you to the amazing, awe-inspiring space doctors: Squadron Leader Dr Bonnie Posselt and Dr Beth Healey

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Oct 31

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Oct 20

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Sep 23

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Susie Martin

Aug 27

At one point of frustration, I was saying to myself, "can someone please, write my PhD dissertation!", and this thought evolved into motivating myself to create an editing method and regain some momentum with a better plan.

Training as an astronaut on Earth (and my ESA application)

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