NASA is recruiting from the whole society. What are the requirements for entry?

Not long ago, NASA began to recruit from the public, which made many people excited. However, this recruitment is not open to everyone but is conditional. First, you must work in a project in the field of science and technology for two years. or longer, the second is to have a diploma in medicine or orthopedics, and the last and most difficult point is to complete a nationally recognized project course.

1. Work in projects in the field of science and technology for two years or more.

Astronauts in space must not only have professional qualities but also some maintenance capabilities, so they will be required to have work experience in the field of science and technology. Who else do you want to be around in space besides astronauts? None. If there is a temporary malfunction in the spacecraft, the astronauts may never be able to return to Earth if they cannot be repaired in time. Therefore, for safety reasons, they must have two or more years of work experience in the scientific and technological field.

2. Have a diploma in medicine or orthopedics.

Everyone dreams of astronauts traveling in space. However, although space is beautiful, it contains many unknown risks. If an astronaut encounters danger in space and is injured, he must first treat himself. For example, if a bone is dislocated, it needs to be reattached in time otherwise it will endanger your life. For example, if you have a bruise or injury, you need to treat it yourself, otherwise you will not be able to fly the spacecraft normally, so this survival skill is essential.

3. Complete nationally recognized project courses and flight tests.

We all know that there is no air in space, so astronauts need to face many things by themselves after flying up. In this case, they need to make preparations on land, such as some things after arriving in space. How to deal with the things and situations that need to be faced, and how to keep astronauts stable in the imbalanced state of space. If the candidate astronauts can successfully pass these courses and tests, then they can prepare to go to space, but these courses and testing are relatively strict, so many people are eliminated in the final test.