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NASA astronauts are most typically selected from Air Force, Marine and Navy jet pilots who have advanced degrees in mathematics and sciences and then put through a series of physical, mental, and intelligence tests in order to verify their qualification for training. However, as space travel has become less hazardous the eligibility requirements have become more relaxed.

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