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Failure is an option - journey of an astronaut candidate - Matthieu Komorowski - TBS24
1. “Failure is an option”
(Journey of an Astronaut Candidate)
Matthieu Komorowski MD PhD
Clinical Senior Lecturer, Imperial College London
Intensive Care Consultant, Charing Cross Hospital
15. Minimum criteria
• Being a citizen of an ESA member (or associate member) state
• Master's degree in the Natural Sciences, Medicine, Engineering,
Mathematics/Computer Sciences (plus three years of professional
experience), or accreditation as an experimental test pilot
• Fluency in English and another language
• Hearing capacity of 25 dB or better per ear
• A current class 2 pilot's medical certificate
• Under the age of 50
• Between 150 and 190 cm tall
• “Normal weight" / BMI range
https://www.esa.int/About_Us/Careers_at_ESA/ESA_Astro
naut_Selection/Astronaut_selection_2021-22_FAQs
16. Psychological / intellectual requirements
• It is paramount that astronauts work well in a
team, even in confined spaces and under
stressful conditions. Experience supporting
effective teamwork to reach challenging group
objectives.
• Space travel is associated with many risks and
dangers. Experience in activities associated
with personal exposure, which required from
them a sound risk management capability.
• Strong analytical and reporting skills, the ability
to rapidly assimilate and synthesise complex
information and sound decision-making
capabilities.
• Good reasoning capability, memory and
concentration skills, aptitude for spatial
orientation, psychomotor coordination and
manual dexterity.
• A candidate’s personality should show high
motivation, flexibility, gregariousness, empathy,
non-aggression and emotional stability.