The part of the sentence "astronaut of" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to describe an astronaut's current mission or location. For example, "The astronaut of the International Space Station had a busy day of repairs."
Muhammad Ali depended on them to make his point: "I am the astronaut of boxing.
10 P.M. (USA) MONK -- Adrian Monk, the obsessive-compulsive detective, suspects an astronaut of murder.
U.S. astronaut of the Gemini and Apollo space programs, commander of the nearly disastrous Apollo 13 flight to the Moon in 1970.
The 10-day mission, commanded by Yuri P. Gidzenko, a veteran astronaut, will also be the first space flight for Roberto Vittori, an Italian astronaut of the European Space Agency, a major partner in the 16-nation space station project.
Meanwhile, from the International Space Station, Sunita Williams, an American astronaut of Indian origin, issued a Diwali greeting with a zero-gravity hairstyle and an "OM" sign floating about, expressing hope that she would be on Earth for the next Diwali.
"I'm the last astronaut of my class that's still around".
"Previous to this study nobody had ever looked at their long-term health consequences - really pulling out the Apollo astronauts out of the group of other astronauts".
For this reason, the recovery, regeneration and utilization of urine of astronauts are of key importance.
The wings were installed on Sunday by astronauts of the space shuttle Endeavour.
He was 88 and one of the last two surviving astronauts of America's original space program, Project Mercury.
In 1970, he and Nina hosted a celebration for the safe return of the Astronauts of Apollo 13.
