Towards the Stars! Cheering for NASA's New Candidate, Imelda Muller ✨
I was absolutely thrilled to hear this news! 🤩 Dr. Imelda Muller, an alumna of the University of Vermont, has been selected as one of NASA's ten new astronaut candidates. With a staggering 8,000 applicants, it's truly remarkable, isn't it? 🚀

Hello everyone! Today, I want to share some incredibly exciting news that has me bursting with joy. It's about Dr. Imelda Muller, who has been selected as one of NASA's new astronaut candidates. I was so thrilled when I first heard about this! 💖
Breaking Through an 8,000:1 Competition to Join NASA!
NASA has announced a total of 10 new astronaut candidates. Among them, Dr. Imelda Muller, an alumna of the University of Vermont, has proudly earned a spot! Isn't that astonishing? 😲
From an immense pool of 8,000 applicants, Dr. Muller has been included in the 24th astronaut candidate class. This selection, having overcome such incredible competition, is already a magnificent achievement in the history of NASA's astronaut selection program, which began in 1959. 👏
As a Medical Student, a Navy Officer, and Now an Astronaut Candidate
Dr. Muller, 34 years old, hails from Copake Falls, New York. Her academic journey has been robust. She earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Behavioral Neuroscience from Northeastern University and subsequently obtained her Doctor of Medicine degree from the Larner College of Medicine at the University of Vermont. 👩⚕️
While pursuing her dream as a medical professional, she also gained unique experiences. She served in the U.S. Navy as an undersea medical officer. Her training at the Naval Undersea Medical Institute provided her with special opportunities, including supporting astronaut training at NASA's Neutral Buoyancy Laboratory. The thought of how much this experience will serve as a foundation for her future as an astronaut is exhilarating! 🚀
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Dreams for the Future, and Our Support
Dr. Imelda Muller's story is sure to inspire many. Her relentless pursuit of her dreams and her accumulation of expertise across diverse fields provide us with great courage. Do you also have dreams you wish to achieve? 💫
This selection of new astronaut candidates by NASA goes beyond just an individual's success story; it further heightens our expectations for future space exploration. I'm eagerly anticipating the space exploration narratives that Dr. Muller and the other 10 candidates will unfold! Let's cheer them on together! 🙏
+ Quick Note!
According to the article, she graduated from the University of Vermont in 2017. Time flies, but one can only imagine the immense effort she has put in during that period. 😊