Do you want to be an astronaut?

Yes, I have been a flat earther my entire life. I want to be an astronaught to prove my dumb friends wrong.

I'd rather be an asteroid.

Not if the rocket is made by the lowest bidder

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> What problems will an astronaut be facing after the get back to the earth?

Weightlessness causes you to lose bone-mass and muscle-mass.

the higher radiation-levels in space will increase your chances of developing cancers

F-no !!

I've no real plan to travel outside r hm

Planet even w/all these darn cruddy btm 

Feedah's living off of pond-scum romng 

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Nope.

I just think how awful it would be crammed into a tiny capsule suffocating on farts from the other asstronauts. I would prefer to be on my surfboard with the feeling of unconfined freedom and the seabreeze blowing through my hair.

I was accepted into the program out of college but turned it down because I wanted to be a jet pilot during the Vietnamese War and drop napalm on the women and children as they were running out of their villages.  I loved the movie Apocalypse Now. I wanted to be an American Hero.

I want to be an astronaut. It sounds like it would be a lot fun, fun, fun (until daddy takes the spaceship away) going to all the stars and planets! A science buff like me, would have a blast.

What problems after an astronaut returns to Earth? Probably having to sweep up all of that ticker tape from the numerous parades.

Not any more. I've never been tall enough to be an astronaut ( 5 feet 2 inches),  and I've been a type 1 diabetic since 1955. I was 2 years old. Even though I do NOT have childhood amnesia like .MANY people do, my autobiographical memory kicked in around the time my pediatrician confirmed I was a juvenile onset diabetic. 

Maybe in my next incarnation. 

At some point you have to accept fact and reality from fiction and fantasy. I stopped wanting a cure for diabetes by the time I was 10 years old or earlier. Yes. I still do want to be science officer, but that is fantasy. I usually do not have have any problems separating the 2 even when my universe starts unraveling because of low blood sugar. 

No, I don't want to die in an oxygen fueled inferno.