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NASA Picks Eight New Astronauts; Cal Poly Alumni Among Lucky Candidates
NASA has named eight new astronauts - four men and four women - to its Astronaut class of 2013, the first new batch in four years and the first group to include equal number of men and women. These astronaut trainees, who were chosen for NASA's 21st astronaut candidate class, were selected from a pool of more than 6,300 applicants.
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