Thank you so much. I'm going to be an aerospace engineer, already am, I've broken the sound barrier many times. The thing that really hurts me is the grounding of or space program. I've touched one of our shuttles it was the most invigorating times in my life. Please dont let our program die NASA!
happy to see how some women can work very hard to reach those levels in today's society. I take my hat off to her. we need people like her to make this generation dreams again.
This is not me on the profile pic and it is my mum . I am 13 and my dream is to become an astronaut and am going to do anything let my dreams become true and since u have inspired me . I am going to continue ....I am a Japanese . I am your biggest fun and thanks for your advice. and am a girl. love u
Im 13 also at first i was and still am intrested in joining the army and my goal was to become a revolutionary change the world in some way but then i watched crash course astronomy and started to see how big our galaxy and how big our universe reallly is and just being a revolutionary on earth is no longer worth much an instead we should aim to move to space and thats why im considerring becoming a astronaut
J. Monte Yes, the vast majority won't become astronauts. Though, the ones who actually try to become astronauts make it far. Those who never give up make it to the point of fighting the odds of 3,000 other people qualifying. So, basically if you try qualifying for 3 years, it's pretty much like facing the odds of 1,000 people. At the same time, your odds increase by having more money allowing yourself to get Ph.D's and M.d's. At the same time, more money would allow you to become an aviator, and gain fly time, thus increasing odds. So let's say you're a pilot with 3,000hr+ fly time, whilst an engineer with a professional job for 3+ years, with a B.s, M.d, PhD and possibly other degrees. Basically, if you have money and don't give up, you can succeed if you've got some odds in your favor. Never give up... IF YOU WANT SOMETHING, THEN DO IT!
Aunon says "engineering and mathematics", forgetting to mention the other major branch that populates a sizable cohort of its astronaut corp: physical science. Many astronauts have degrees in chemistry, physics, biology, for example. Aunon says often in this piece that `NASA is engineering'. That is only partly true. NASA is many is composed of many subjects. The founding father of NASA, Werner von Braun, was a physicist. GW piece is a bit misleading...
14:40 6900 applicants and 50-60 people get throw, with about 10 actually becoming astronauts? And all of that every 3-4 years? You americans are lucky! In europe (esa) we have about 10000 applicants and only 3 or so make it! And esa only accepts astronauts every 6-7 years. :(
funny, how many other opportunities a person need to sacrifice from for becoming an astronaut..... Imagine what she can become if she didnt become an astronaut
Thank you so much. I'm going to be an aerospace engineer, already am, I've broken the sound barrier many times. The thing that really hurts me is the grounding of or space program. I've touched one of our shuttles it was the most invigorating times in my life. Please dont let our program die NASA!
I don't know if to become an astronaut is easy or tough but i am really gonna to do. I will become an astronaut and i will at any cost I WILL
not only u
Techi gadgeter fake
I am from India and am an aspiring astronaut. I also play cricket, so it's nice to know that a NASA astronaut enjoys playing this sport.
I will become an astronaut at any cost and I will I willlllllll
Me too man and am gonna prove it someday hopefully!
Me too I really want to become one but I don't think I could because of where I live but I will try
happy to see how some women can work very hard to reach those levels in today's society. I take my hat off to her. we need people like her to make this generation dreams again.
Brilliant interview. Really interesting.
This is not me on the profile pic and it is my mum . I am 13 and my dream is to become an astronaut and am going to do anything let my dreams become true and since u have inspired me . I am going to continue ....I am a Japanese . I am your biggest fun and thanks for your advice. and am a girl. love u
Im 13 also at first i was and still am intrested in joining the army and my goal was to become a revolutionary change the world in some way but then i watched crash course astronomy and started to see how big our galaxy and how big our universe reallly is and just being a revolutionary on earth is no longer worth much an instead we should aim to move to space and thats why im considerring becoming a astronaut
this video deserved more views
who else is watching this video in 2017!!!
Wow really interesting
I also want to be an astornot
I dont really understand but my dream is to become an astronaut and i always dream that because i decide to work on this in the future
We won't become Astronauts.
J. Monte Yes, the vast majority won't become astronauts. Though, the ones who actually try to become astronauts make it far. Those who never give up make it to the point of fighting the odds of 3,000 other people qualifying. So, basically if you try qualifying for 3 years, it's pretty much like facing the odds of 1,000 people. At the same time, your odds increase by having more money allowing yourself to get Ph.D's and M.d's. At the same time, more money would allow you to become an aviator, and gain fly time, thus increasing odds. So let's say you're a pilot with 3,000hr+ fly time, whilst an engineer with a professional job for 3+ years, with a B.s, M.d, PhD and possibly other degrees. Basically, if you have money and don't give up, you can succeed if you've got some odds in your favor. Never give up... IF YOU WANT SOMETHING, THEN DO IT!
J. Monte Oh, and at the same time being physically fit and have no health issues you get more odds
AkaDisilent We won't become astronauts.
I admire your outlook. Good luck bro.
WE DID LAND ON AN ASTEROID!!! Its just a shame some people decided to focus on a shirt's design instead....
theyre talking about manned missions
Aunon says "engineering and mathematics", forgetting to mention the other major branch that populates a sizable cohort of its astronaut corp: physical science. Many astronauts have degrees in chemistry, physics, biology, for example. Aunon says often in this piece that `NASA is engineering'. That is only partly true. NASA is many is composed of many subjects. The founding father of NASA, Werner von Braun, was a physicist. GW piece is a bit misleading...
this is great
what is the job that you build rovers to go to other planets called??
+CaptainAfro I think it's called an astro engineer
14:40 6900 applicants and 50-60 people get throw, with about 10 actually becoming astronauts? And all of that every 3-4 years?
You americans are lucky!
In europe (esa) we have about 10000 applicants and only 3 or so make it! And esa only accepts astronauts every 6-7 years. :(
Am a future astronaut!
What can you say about space junks folks
I'll just buy stocks in spacex. No way I'm getting through the selection process.
My negative attitude proves me right.
funny, how many other opportunities a person need to sacrifice from for becoming an astronaut..... Imagine what she can become if she didnt become an astronaut
Didn't this woman drill a hole in the ISS because she wanted to come back before it was due?
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Bow down to Lucifer become a Freemason take the secret Oath and lie about FAKE space.. etc..