NASA to Interview Prospective Astronauts
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SPACE CENTER, Houston — NASA will begin interviewing a second group of prospective astronauts this week in the space agency’s first effort to expand the astronaut corps in more than a year, officials said Friday.
The group of 22 applicants, including five women, will spend a week at Johnson Space Center undergoing interviews, testing and indoctrination, NASA said.
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