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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Mark Allen

Jul 28

What an absolutely fascinating and inspiring journey into one of humanity's most extraordinary professions! The dedication, discipline, and incredible mental and physical preparation required to train as an astronaut is truly awe-inspiring — pushing the boundaries of human capability in pursuit of exploring the great unknown beyond our planet. The ESA application process itself is a remarkable testament to how seriously space agencies take the selection and preparation of their astronaut candidates. Interestingly, the same level of rigorous preparation, attention to detail, and commitment to excellence that defines astronaut training is equally essential in delivering outstanding legal service — where thorough preparation, precise documentation, and unwavering dedication to the mission at hand can make all the difference between success and failure.…

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Oct 31, 2025

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Oct 20, 2025

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Sep 23, 2025

Training to be an astronaut on Earth is incredibly challenging and rewarding. It involves rigorous physical and mental preparation, including survival training, flight simulations, and extensive scientific study. I've been working hard on my own skills and recently submitted my application to the European Space Agency (ESA). The process is highly competitive, but I'm hopeful. I even used some great tips from a vestro marketing article to improve my application and communication skills.

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

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