Name of Information Collection: Flight Analog Projects (FAP) Crew Selection Questionnaire AGENCY: National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA).
Published Date: 11/25/2025
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NASA is renewing its Flight Analog Projects Crew Selection Questionnaire, which helps pick people for cool space mission practice runs like Mars and pressure chamber tests. This update invites the public to comment by January 26, 2026, and keeps the process easy with an online form. About 100 folks apply yearly, and NASA wants to keep things smooth and fun while learning from these space adventure simulations.
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