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

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