航空宇宙局 is looking for new 宇宙飛行士s - so, do you have what it takes to take the next 巨大（な） leap for mankind?

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If you fancy yourself as the next?Neil Armstrong, 航空宇宙局 is now taking 使用／適用s for new 宇宙飛行士s.?

可能性のある space farers have いっそう少なく than a month to 服従させる／提出する their 使用／適用 to the US space 機関, which 警告するs that there's 'たびたび（訪れる） travel 要求するd'.

New 宇宙飛行士s will have to を受ける an exhausting two-year training and evaluation period and pass a 一連の physical 必要物／必要条件s.?

Those selected could become part of the 機関's Artemis programme, which is sending 宇宙飛行士s to the moon later this １０年間.?

調査するing the Moon during the 2020s will help 準備する humanity to 最終的に send 宇宙飛行士s to 火星 in the 2030s, 航空宇宙局 said.

Astronaut candidates will spend approximately two years training on the basic skills required to be an astronaut - from spacewalking and robotics to leadership and teamwork ski lls. Pictured NASA astronaut Robert L. Stewart in space,?February 1984

宇宙飛行士 候補者s will spend だいたい two years training on the basic 技術s 要求するd to be an 宇宙飛行士 - from spacewalking and ロボット工学 to leadership and teamwork 技術s. Pictured 航空宇宙局 宇宙飛行士 Robert L. Stewart in space,?February 1984

Do you have what it takes to be an 宇宙飛行士??

  • US 市民権 要求するd??
  • たびたび（訪れる） travel will be 要求するd
  • Must 完全にする a 財政上の 公表，暴露 声明
  • Must 会合，会う all 資格/education and experience 必要物／必要条件s by the の近くにing date of the 告示 (April 2)
  • Applicants may only select one discipline group to 適用する under
  • Selectees will be 指定するd 宇宙飛行士 候補者s and will を受ける a training and evaluation period 継続している だいたい two years
  • Applicants must 服従させる／提出する all STEM 関係のある transcripts
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'航空宇宙局 宇宙飛行士s have been traveling to space for more than six １０年間s and living there continuously since 2000,' the 機関 says.

'Now, 航空宇宙局's Artemis program is 準備するing to land the first woman and the next man on the Moon.?

'The Orion 宇宙船 頂上に the Space 開始する，打ち上げる System (SLS) ロケット／急騰する will carry humans さらに先に into space than they have gone before ? for 使節団s to the Moon and 結局 to 火星.'?

使用／適用s for the 職業 are open now?and are 存在 taken until April 2.?

The 十分な-time, 永久の position 位置を示すd in Houston, Texas will 支払う／賃金 $152,258 (£119,394) per year.?

Although you don't have to be an 宇宙飛行士 to 適用する, 航空宇宙局's 選択 基準 is stringent.?

Applicants need to be US 国民s with a master's degree in a STEM field, 含むing 工学, 生物学の science, physical science, computer science or maths.

The master's degree 必要物／必要条件 can also be met by two years of work に向かって a PhD in a 関係のある science, tech, 工学 or maths field; a 完全にするd doctor of 薬／医学 or doctor of osteopathic 薬／医学 degree; or a 完全にするd 実験（する） 操縦する school programme.?

They also need to 首尾よく 完全にする the 航空宇宙局 long-duration flight 宇宙飛行士 physical,?which 含むs 必要物／必要条件s relating to eyesight and 血 圧力.

Potential space farers have less than a month to submit their application to the US space agency, which warns that there's 'frequent travel required'

可能性のある space farers have いっそう少なく than a month to 服従させる／提出する their 使用／適用 to the US space 機関, which 警告するs that there's 'たびたび（訪れる） travel 要求するd'?

NASA and Canadian Space Agency (CSA) astronauts acknowledge the audience during a graduation ceremony at Johnson Space Center in Houston Texas, in January 2020

航空宇宙局 and Canadian Space 機関 (CSA) 宇宙飛行士s 認める the audience during a 卒業 儀式 at Johnson Space 中心 in Houston Texas, in January 2020

NASA astronaut Neil Armstrong made history when he stepped out of the Apollo 11's 'Eagle' landing module on July 21, 1969 and left the first human footprints on the moon

航空宇宙局 宇宙飛行士 Neil Armstrong made history when he stepped out of the Apollo 11's 'Eagle' 上陸 module on July 21, 1969 and left the first human 足跡s on the moon

Pictured,?astronaut Buzz Aldrin Jr. poses for a photograph beside the US flag on the moon during the Apollo 11 mission, July 20, 1969. Artemis is considered the successor to Apollo

Pictured,?宇宙飛行士 Buzz Aldrin Jr. 提起する／ポーズをとるs for a photograph beside the US 旗 on the moon during the Apollo 11 使節団, July 20, 1969. Artemis is considered the 後継者 to Apollo?

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For 12 months, volunteers will live inside a building meant to replicate the kind of structure humans will build on Mars

For 12 months, volunteers will live inside a building meant to replicate the 肉親，親類d of structure humans will build on 火星?

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宇宙飛行士 候補者s will spend about two years training on the basic 技術s 要求するd to be an 宇宙飛行士?? from spacewalking and using ロボット工学 to 'leadership and teamwork 技術s'.?

Upon 完全にするing training, they will join the active 宇宙飛行士 軍団 and become 適格の for 存在 割り当てるd to a spaceflight.?

Those selected may find themselves on a 使節団 to the International Space 駅／配置する (ISS) 事前の to any trip to the moon or 火星 under the Artemis programme.??

Artemis kicked off in 2022 with the first 使節団, which sent an uncrewed Orion 宇宙船 around the moon and 支援する.

The next 使節団, Artemis II which is 予定 to take place in September 2025,?will send four 宇宙飛行士s on a trip around the moon and 支援する home (although the 乗組員 for this trip has already been 選ぶd).?

Then, Artemis III, taking place September 2026, will 現実に land humans on the lunar surface ? 特に the moon's south polar 地域.?

航空宇宙局 is not the only space 機関 with an 利益／興味 in the lunar south, 大部分は 予定 to the 地域's rich reserves of water frozen as ice.?

Successful applicants may become part of NASA's Artemis programme. The next Artemis mission, Artemis II, will send four astronauts on a trip around the moon and back home, although the crew for this trip has already been picked. Pictured, the crew of Artemis II from left - Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover, Christina Koch and Jeremy Hansen

Successful applicants may become part of 航空宇宙局's Artemis programme. The next Artemis 使節団, Artemis II, will send four 宇宙飛行士s on a trip around the moon and 支援する home, although the 乗組員 for this trip has already been 選ぶd. Pictured, the 乗組員 of Artemis II from left - Reid Wi seman, 勝利者 Glover, Christina Koch and Jeremy Hansen?

This artist's depiction shows the Orion spacecraft - containing crew - while in lunar orbit during Artemis II

This artist's depiction shows the Orion 宇宙船 - 含む／封じ込めるing 乗組員 - while in lunar 軌道 during Artemis II

If all goes to 計画（する）, Artemis III will 示す the first time humans have walked on the moon since the Apollo 17 使節団 of December 1972.?

In その後の 使節団s, 航空宇宙局 will '共同製作する with 商業の and international partners and 設立する the first long-称する，呼ぶ／期間／用語 presence on the moon'.?

It 追加するs: 'Then, we will use what we learn on and around the Moon to take the next 巨大（な） leap: sending the first 宇宙飛行士s to 火星.?

In 準備 for humans on 火星, the space 機関 is also 捜し出すing four volunteers for a ふりをするd 火星 実験.?

Volunteers will be locked up for over 12 months inside?火星 Dune Alpha, a 1,700 square foot, 3D printed structure at Johnson Space 中心 in Houston, Texas.

There, they'll 行為／行う ふりをするd spacewalks and 供給する data on their 'physical and behavioral health' while 戦う／戦いing extreme 孤立／分離 and 分離 from loved-ones.?

The futuristic building is meant to replicate the 肉親，親類d of structure humans will 結局 build when they finally get to 火星.?

航空宇宙局 計画（する）s to send a 乗組員を乗せた 使節団 to 火星 in the 2030s after first 上陸 on the Moon

火星 has become the next 巨大（な） leap for mankind's 探検 of space.

But before humans get to the red 惑星, 宇宙飛行士s will take a 一連の small steps by returning to the moon for a year-long 使節団.

詳細（に述べる）s of a the 使節団 in lunar 軌道 have been 明かすd as part of a timeline of events 主要な to 使節団s to 火星 in the 2030s.

Nasa has outlined its?four stage plan (pictured) which it hopes will one day allow humans to visit Mars at?he Humans to Mars Summit held in Washington DC yesterday. This will entail multiple missions to the moon over coming decades

Nasa has 輪郭（を描く）d its?four 行う／開催する／段階 計画（する） (pictured) which it hopes will one day 許す humans to visit 火星 at?he Humans to 火星 首脳会議 held in Washington DC yesterday. This will entail 多重の 使節団s to the moon over coming １０年間s

In May 2017, Greg Williams, 副 associate 行政官／管理者 for 政策 and 計画（する）s at Nasa, 輪郭（を描く）d the space 機関's four 行う／開催する／段階 計画（する） that it hopes will one day 許す humans to visit 火星, 同様に as its 推定する／予想するd time-でっちあげる，人を罪に陥れる.

段階 one and two?will 伴う／関わる 多重の trips to lunar space, to 許す for construction of a habitat which will 供給する a 行う／開催する／段階ing area for the 旅行.

The last piece of 配達するd 金物類／武器類 would be the actual 深い Space 輸送（する） 乗り物 that would later be used to carry a 乗組員 to 火星.?

And a year-long 模擬実験／偽ること of life on 火星 will be 行為／行うd in 2027.?

段階 three and and four will begin after 2030 and will 伴う／関わる 支えるd 乗組員 探検隊／遠征隊s to the Martian system and surface of 火星.

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