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Sadie288 views

What steps can I, a high school sophomore with a passion for physics and coding, take to prepare for a career at NASA?

I excel in my math and science classes and enjoy participating in robotics club and coding competitions.

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Luka228 views

How can I calculate the luminosity of the wolf-rayet star Regor (Gama velorum) if i'm using the inverse square law but need the luminosity of this star in watts. How can I convert this value of its luminosity, (170,000 L☉) to watts I've been trying to figure out how to calculate this in order to convert it into my equation of b= L / (4pi d^2) if b= apparent brightness L= luminosity of star (in watts) d= distance to the star (in meters) Please let me know, thank you!?

Please guide me of how to convert this correctly and properly address the answer and how to get it.

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Atticus728 views

What to do to get a Job for Nasa?

I personly feel like becoming an engineer, and I would love to wor up to being with Nasa in the future.

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Senih1322 views

How does an engineer work at NASA?

I want to know the requirements for being an engineer at NASA.

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Elias539 views

How would I be able to work for nasa ?

Hi I’m 13 years old and I have a question . I have a friend that wants to join nasa and she wondered what was the required standards of education

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Aden936 views

What is the work environment like for an aerospace engineer. ?

I want to see how hard the conditions would be.

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Aden539 views

What types of jobs would I be able to get as a Aerospace Engineering degree besides being able to build aerodynamic vehicles?

I am wondering this to know if I can expand if I end up not wanting to be a rocket scientist.

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Megan1571 views

How difficult is it to get a job at NASA?

To anyone working at NASA or another space program, how difficult was it to get that job? Did you need perfect grades in everything to get into a good college for it?

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Paul433 views

Can you teach me about aerospace?

Can you teach me about aerospace?

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how many years of school would you need to get a job as a mechanical engineer at NASA?

I would love to get a job at NASA when I get older how many years of school would I need?

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Sebastian1461 views

Do you do computer programing as an aerospace engineer?

Do you do computer programing as an aerospace engineer?

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Benjamin857 views

How will I know that I’m enough to work along side professionals in the industry.

I’ve always feared that I will not have the knowledge or the innovation that others do which allow them to be such good workers at a company like NASA. Although it is wrong to be driven by such goals it has always pushed me to be my greatest self. My tenacity and grit has allowed me to keep up with the top of my class and I feel I’ll be able to continue until I reach my goals.

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Ryan1748 views

How do i get in to NASA as a software Developer?

I want to be a NASA Software Developer but i dont know exactly what i should do to have a high chance to get in

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Henry622 views

what are chances of working on a large rocket part versus a small rocket part.

I like space and rocket building. I find building stuff to be interesting. #space #engineering

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Uwakwe1292 views

Robonautics benchmarking

We have come a long way, we still have further to go. I see a future where we don't risk human lives on space station repair / constuction. When will this be in the forseeable future? #human-resources #career #robots #nasa

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