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astronaut
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India
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Emerging profession with increasing interest and investment in space exploration, but not as deeply rooted in national identity as in the United States and Russia.
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2
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astronaut
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India
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A relatively new and niche profession, with limited public recognition and government investment
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1
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3
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astronaut
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India
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Seen as an extraordinary and prestigious profession, but with less historical significance compared to countries with active space programs.
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1
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4
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astronaut
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India
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Astronauts are admired individuals, but the focus on space exploration may not be as deeply intertwined with national identity and pride.
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1
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5
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astronaut
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India
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Perceived as an elite profession with limited accessibility and financial constraints
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1
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6
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astronaut selection
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India
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Emphasis on academic achievement and engineering background in addition to physical fitness
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1
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7
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astronaut selection
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India
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Cultural emphasis on teamwork and adaptability, in addition to individual performance
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1
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8
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astronaut selection
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India
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Potential candidates often come from diverse backgrounds including medical, engineering, and scientific research
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1
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9
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astronaut training
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India
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Emphasis on technical skills, physical fitness, and teamwork, but with a focus on specific space mission objectives
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1
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10
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astronauts
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India
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Astronauts are highly revered for their courage and contributions to the field of space exploration.
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11
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astronauts
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India
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Astronauts have been sent to space as a demonstration of technological capability and national pride.
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1
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12
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astronauts
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India
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Astronauts are admired for their bravery and scientific achievement, but space exploration is not as deeply intertwined with national identity.
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1
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13
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astronauts
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India
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Astronauts are often referred to as taikonauts in China and vyomanauts in India, reflecting the cultural and linguistic differences in space exploration.
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1
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14
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astronauts
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India
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Considered as exceptional individuals but not typically as major national heroes; space exploration may be less of a priority
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1
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15
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astronauts
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India
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Have trained and sent astronauts to space missions.
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1
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16
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cosmonauts
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India
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Aspirations for a strong presence in space exploration and admiration for cosmonauts
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