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How do I learn more about rocketry?
I've always been inclined to rocketry from a young age. I've done several projects on it and a lot of research. Now, with the help of a friend, I've also found this place of smart beings. I'm just ...
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Can you become an astronaut with Strabismus?
When I was 2 years old, I had eye surgery and got diagnosed with strabismus. Strabismus is an eye condition where both eyes don’t look at exactly the same spot. Would I still be able to become an ...
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A few question about aerospace engineering from a high school student [closed]
I am a high school student who has an intention to study Aerospace Engineering in college.
Does a degree in Aerospace Engineering open up a lot of career opportunities in the foreseeable future?
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What does it take to be an Astrodynamics Engineer?
Astrodynamics is really complicated and requires some incredible intuition for not just physics, but math and programming.
Most job descriptions for Astrodynamics Engineer say something about a degree ...
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What is the best place on the internet to learn basic physics needed for rocket engineering? [closed]
Does anyone know a site where everything is in one place and it teaches equations and pricipals from the basics?
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How can I become an astronaut?
For EU citizens to envisage a career in space, as an astronaut, the following ESA handbook gives details about the selection process.
Similar information for US citizens can be found at this NASA site
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What qualifications and requirements do you need to go to the moon?
I've dreamed of shooting for the moon, but I'm not sure how, if any former NASA Recruitments or scientists see this, please tell me what I need to do.
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What were the qualifications to be ...
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Is a PhD in space-related technology from a Physics background possible?
I am 24 years old, from Argentina. Next year I will finish my 6-year degree in physics from the University of Buenos Aires (We've been told that it is equivalent to a master's degree, but maybe is ...
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Can I be a NASA astronaut as a 5 feet 6 inches 16-year-old Bangladeshi girl with eyesight problems?
I'm a 16-year-old Bangladeshi girl. I want to be a NASA astronaut. Currently my height is 5 feet 6 inches and weight is 40 kg. I have eyesight problem. Does that matter for becoming an astronaut?
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Working in space/aerospace as a software engineer without a related degree?
I'm looking to change careers. Currently I work in infection prevention and control and some clinical auditing. This past year has been reflective for me as I'm sure it has for many people and I ...
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Which US Air Force career should I be in for the best chances at becoming some sort of electrical engineer at SpaceX? [closed]
I flunked in high school and early college because I wasn't in the right mindset. No drive or motivation to do my best. I now want to pursue SpaceX's vision because it's similar to my vision, and I ...
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Masters in Space sciences after Aerospace Engineering [closed]
I'm currently in my first year of Aerospace Engineering and wish to pursue space sciences after graduation. Will I need some extra study in Physics other than my course to be able to successfully ...
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Working in the space industry with a Physics degree
What roles could a Physics major be employed in within the space industry? Systems Engineer or Technician? How rigorously do space companies adhere to engineering degree requirements in the job ...
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Can a petroleum engineering graduate work as a rocket designer? [duplicate]
So basically, I'm in the field of PE. Would it be possible for me to be part of or work with the team of rocket designers in an aeronautical company?
I'm asking this question because I have studied ...
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Is it possible for a petroleum engineering graduate to become an astronaut? If not, why so? If I can, what should I learn or do then? [closed]
So the question pretty much says it all. I would really appreciate it if you guys can give some detailed explanations here for why I might or might not be able to become an astronaut. And also, feel ...
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What does it take to create a space startup in India? [closed]
I wish to create a space startup in my country. Does going to an existing space company(like ISRO) help me as a founder for my startup?
Consider that I have enough investment and I am ready to take ...
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What are the opportunities for moving into Space Science & Exploration for Software Engineer [closed]
I am a Computer Science Engineer with 3 years working as a Software Developer from India.
Space Exploration and its knowledge ...
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Transitioning into space software engineering
I have been a Web Developer in London since I graduated in 2012. My skills reside mainly in the Microsoft stack (MSSQL, .NET, C#, MVC and all the front-end stuff).
I have always been very interested ...
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Space exploration career opportunities for Europeans?
My goal is to establish a career in space exploration. What opportunities are there in Europe and how can I best prepare?
I am willing to do all it takes to maximise my chances of working in this ...
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Does NASA hire foreign nationals as astronauts?
I've dreamed about it ever since I was six, and where I live people laugh at me when I tell them about this because for one, no one's ever been an astronaut in my country and two, I'm a girl. But I'll ...
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Do chemical engineers play a significant role in space exploration?
I am going to be beginning a degree in chemical engineering next year and also have a significant interest in space travel. I was wondering how much of a role chemical engineers play in space ...
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Which are the chances of a programmer without engineering-related degrees to work in space industry?
If someone is a programmer, but without any kind of knowledge or know-how about engineering and would want to work in space industry, what would be his chances to find a job anywhere? (NASA or other ...
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