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If as a child you ever answered 'I want to be an astronaut!' to the question 'What do you want to do when you grow up?', then a career in aerospace is right for you. Whether its as a civilian or in the military, make that childhood dream come true.
Most physicists are employed in computer science, engineering, the aerospace industry, astronomy, finance or education. People with physics degrees are valued for their Read More
Aerospace careers offer some of the most extraordinary opportunities for individuals gifted in math and science. Such careers also offer a sense of adventure into uncharted Read More
During this summer break you may be looking to find a summer job or internship in aerospace technologies. There are a wide variety of options open in this field. By Read More
If you're eyeing a job in aerospace technology, consider joining the Society of Professional Engineering Employees in Aerospace or SPEEA. The SPEEA represents many Read More
There are many branches of engineering: electrical, mechanical, aerospace, civil and chemical--to name a few of the most popular. No matter what branch you are interested Read More
Aerospace engineers work to develop and test planes and spacecraft. It's a field that many people predict will be booming in the next few decades, as flight is refined and Read More
In 1995, Lockheed Corporation merged with Martin Marietta to form Lockheed Martin, one of the world's leading manufacturers of aerospace and advanced technology products. Read More
Located in California, the NASA Ames Research Center is a state-of-the-art facility for aerospace, life sciences and technology research. Beyond the opportunities available Read More
If you think you have the motivation and brain power, there are countless rewards for entering the field of aerospace science. For example, you will never hear the Read More
Research jobs primarily involve collecting data through observation. Depending on the nature of research conducted, the place you work could be a laboratory (medical, Read More
Thousands thrill when the U.S. Air Force Thunderbird Demonstration Team weaves through elaborate aerobatics during air shows and exhibitions. Only the U.S. Air Force's best Read More
The Civil Air Patrol (CAP) is the official auxiliary of the U.S. Air Force, serving in a civilian capacity to expand aerospace education, to train cadets and to perform Read More
Who hasn't fantasized about blasting off into space? Many people have been (and continue to be) willing to risk their lives to make this dream happen. Read on to see if Read More
The United States Navy, Air Force and Marines all have pipelines to become a jet fighter pilot. Becoming a fighter pilot is a long and difficult task. However, for the men Read More
If you've been to an air show, you've seen a fighter pilot at work. They are the ones sitting behind the controls of aircraft like the F-16, the model plane for the Air Read More
According to the United States Navy's official website, the military branch operates more than 6,000 different types of aircraft. Navy pilots operate aircraft that perform Read More
Work in the skies
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