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European Space Agency will announce first 'parastronaut' today - Vimarsana News

European Space Agency will announce first 'parastronaut' today

The European Space Agency's Astronaut Class of 2022 will be announced at 14:20 CET (13:20 GMT) today, during the agency's ministerial council in Paris.

European Space Agency's new class of astronauts revealed - Vimarsana News

European Space Agency's new class of astronauts revealed

Britons John McFall, Rosemary Coogan and Meganne Christian have been named in a class of 17 men and women chosen from a whopping 22,523 applicants.

166 Britons move on to the next stage of ESA's search for astronauts - Vimarsana News

166 Britons move on to the next stage of ESA's search for astronauts

While 22,523 people applied, just 1,361 have made it through to phase two - including 166 Britons who are hoping to follow in the footsteps of Tim Peake, the first British astronaut to walk in space.

European Space Agency whittles down aspiring astronaut applications from 23,000 to 1,391 - Vimarsana News

European Space Agency whittles down aspiring astronaut applications from 23,000 to 1,391

ESA is on the lookout for a new cohort of six space travellers who will spend time on the International Space Station and may one day land on the surface of the moon.

The sky is not the limit: could you be the UK's next astronaut? - Vimarsana News

The sky is not the limit: could you be the UK's next astronaut?

16 February 2021 For the first time since 2008, The European Space Agency (ESA) is on the lookout for new astronauts, and UK citizens of any walk of life are invited to apply. Following an intensive period of training, which will include a 3-week course in caving and a course in practical geology, the new astronauts will take their first flights into space when they are deployed to the International Space Station. They are likely to be part of the crew on the next missions to the Moon in the late 2020s and through the 2030s. ESA is also issuing a special call for candidates with physical disa...

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