NASA Astronauts (not Mission Specialists) are military officers on temporary assigned duty to NASA - as such, they're technically on duty 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Realistically, their schedules are very controlled and extremely busy; most of their time is spent in training for their specific assigned mission (which are determined and usually begin several years in advance), safety and emergency procedures, etc. When they're not training, they're typically doing PR work for NASA, or traveling to the different NASA Centers where work on the systems their mission will be dealing with is being built and tested.
An average astronaut works 9 hours a day. In a week an astronaut works 63 hours. It also depends if you are more experienced or a beginner as an astronaut. If you are experienced you work that amount. But if you are a beginner than you might work less.
Yes, he was the first person to walk on the moon, after traveling on the Apollo 11. So, yes, he is an American astronaut, therefore he works for NASA.
No--The Astronaut Farmer is purely a work of fiction.
Neil was an accomplished test pilot (he actually had his astronaut wings before he joined NASA due to his work on the X-15 project), he flew combat missions in Korea, and he was an Eagle scout.
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John Glenn was a NASA astronaut.
An average astronaut works 9 hours a day. In a week an astronaut works 63 hours. It also depends if you are more experienced or a beginner as an astronaut. If you are experienced you work that amount. But if you are a beginner than you might work less.
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He worked for NASA yes, he was an astronaut and is most famous for being the first man to step foot on the moon
Yes, he was the first person to walk on the moon, after traveling on the Apollo 11. So, yes, he is an American astronaut, therefore he works for NASA.
Neil Armstrong met all the requirements and had a desire to fly in space. Because of his work on the X-15 program Neil was actually the only Apollo-era astronaut to have his astronaut pin before joining NASA.
As of June 2011 18,968 people worked for NASA.
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