Open BrendiA opened 3 years ago
Original report stated:
"In general ... Global astronautical exploration competition between each government is fierce, and the competition has reached the peak in 1985"
From the statement of the previous report:
Overall, female astronauts have started to appear frequently in space exploration and experienced a general increase tendency. However, female astronauts are still accounted for a low share compared with male astronauts.
We would like to enrich this analysis by comparing mission lengths between men and women in outer space.
Even with a smaller proportion, do women have a smaller mission time than men?
We also want to explore whether background (civil/military, or jobs) affects the selection of astronauts who will serve in space exploration.
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