The phrase "about astronaut" is not correct and usable in written English as it lacks proper context and structure.
It could be used in a sentence where you are discussing a topic related to astronauts, but it needs additional words to be grammatically correct.
Example: "The documentary is about astronaut training and the challenges they face in space."
Alternatives: "regarding astronauts" or "concerning astronauts".
"Space Oddity" is about astronaut Major Tom being left floating through space forever, so we can understand his concern.
That means live shows with lots of big bangs, a show about astronaut Tim Peake featuring hydrogen balloon explosions, and science buskers roaming around, making everyone jump.
The young woman's brother had spoken on a television-radio broadcast about Astronaut Gordon Cooper's space flight and had mentioned improvements in the "instrumentality" and "toiletry" of the capsule since the previous flight.
After the KAP, astronauts' outreach activities, such as lectures for the general public; interviews on television, newspapers and magazines; participating in children's science camps; and distributing publications and DVDs about astronaut program for general public, were instituted for diffusing science culture.
Other nominations include Turner prize winner Grayson Perry for Channel 4's Grayson Perry's Dream House in the specialist factual category and BBC2's Stargazing Live: Brit in Space, about astronaut Tim Peake on the International Space Station, which is nominated for best live event.
The finding, announced today, is at odds with the desires of NASA Administrator Sean O'Keefe, who has concerns about astronaut safety.
People at that time were telling me excitedly about astronauts who had landed on the moon.
Today, the clue is about astronauts, and the answer is G FORCES.
The word was applied to character by Tom Wolfe a decade before in his book about astronauts, "The Right Stuff".
It's still just a show about cars, but that looks increasingly like saying Armageddon or The Martian were "just" films about astronauts.
This has led to concerns about astronauts close to the menopause being sent on long space flights: would they be able to recover lost bone on their return?
