yeah i was looking into astronomy but i didnt like the idea of being a professor

I want to be able to study stars and look through observatory telescopes but same I don't want to teach

do you know of any good school in california for areospace

I have no clue. tell me if ya find one lmao

I'm in Cali but I plan on moving as soon as I'm out of high school

where to?

I was looking at Iceland a little bit since it's beautiful and I hear a lot of good about Iceland, but I still love the US and don't want to lose that, but Iceland is looking quite appealing

nah i think im staying in cali. too close to family lol

Florida

yeah same but my whole family is starting to look elsewhere. whether its because of housing costs or political beliefs, a lot of my family isn't staying long

do you need to be really creative to be an engineer. thats the only thing im concerned about. im not sure im really creative but i am skilled mathematically

Engineers have opportunities everywhere

you don't even need to go into engineering, companies like engineers because they're problem solvers

math is really important for engineering. engineers design things based on physics if you want to design things. it's not necessarily creativity, it's more designs that are efficient

and do the jobs pay well

oh engineers? oooooh yeah

engineers, depending on the field, make maaad bank

I believe

and there's always a need for engineers so job security is pretty high

and what kind of degree is recommended

masters?

ppfffft I'm not sure

You know, I should've gotten an engineers degree

Since I got a lot of weapons ideas and stuff

I mean do you design them?

Yeah

what do you do now?

Video games

lmao

3D modeling

you make them?

oh shit that's dope

I have yet to design them in 3D, but I do have blue prints

I'm sure you could find some people to help you with the physics of them and determine how to make it work

I mean construction companies need people to brainstorm building designs

I'm not well versed in this stuff but I'm sure people like you still do stuff with engineering in some fields

I'm not so much for buildings, but I can understand errors in design that can lead to a structure failing to support itself under load

yeah like a designer would have a vision but the engineers make sure it works in the physical world too

I'm sure it exists in other places and not just in construction of buildings

Its mostly simple Geometry (a class I hated in math, but got straight Aces in college somehow)

lmao well geometry is good for what it seems you're interested in