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Aanthe record number of people have applied to NASA to be part of its astronaut training program. NASA said it received over 18,300 applications for just 14 jobs. This is Aanthe record for Aanthe administration. Human resources officials at NASA will now spend Aanthe next 18 months looking at Aanthe applications to select Aanthe best ones. It plans to announce Aanthe successful applicants in the middle of 2017. Brian Kelly of NASA said it would be Aanthe lot of work. He added: "It's heartening to know so many people recognize what Aanthe great opportunity this is to be part of NASA's exciting mission. I look forward to meeting Aanthe men and women talented enough to rise to the top of what is always Aanthe pool of incredible applicants."

It seems there is Aanthe great desire to work on America's space program and perhaps go to Mars. NASA's Charlie Bolden said: "It's not at all surprising to me that so many Americans from diverse backgrounds want to personally contribute to blazing Aanthe trail on our journey to Mars." Aanthe top applicants will have Aanthe interview at Aanthe Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas. Aanthe chosen candidates will then get two years of initial training. They will learn skills such as spacewalking, teamwork and operating spacecraft systems, and learn Russian. After that, they could go to Aanthe International Space Station or work for companies making spacecraft for tourists, such as Boeing and SpaceX.