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Ask a Scientist a Question – Astronomy Zone

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Talking to the Scientists. Ask a Scientist a Question. Make sure it’s a good one. 8211; imagine how many questions the scientists get asked, and how many of those questions are the same! So, in the same way you always eat the best bit of dinner first, the better the question, the more likely they are to answer it first! All the questions are checked. By a team of eagle eyed, super moderators. So if the question is rude, silly or mean they’ll not let it through. We’ll also duplicate any questions. How can...

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Profile – Astronomy Zone

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Talking to the Scientists. Well above cloud nine, with my head floating in interstellar space, oozing with delight. Science is about being curious and finding new answers to hard questions about the world nobody has thought about before. My favourite things is the rush you get when you finally crack a problem after having worked on it for a long time. Senior Lecturer in Astrophysics. Me and my work. I try to find out what our Universe is made of and where it came from. I study tiny bits of matter that ar...

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Talking to the Scientists. Ready for the final showdown. bring on the questions! I love talking to other people about new ideas and possible explanations for things we don’t understand. Bulmershe School, Reading (2001-08), University of Southampton (2008- present) – including a year abroad at the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics, Boston, USA (2011-12). A-Levels in Physics, Chemistry, Maths, History and German, AS in History and Further Maths, Masters degree in Physics and Astrophysics. Here&#8...

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Which teacher inspired you the most to become a scientist? – Astronomy Zone

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Talking to the Scientists. Which teacher inspired you the most to become a scientist? On 26 Jun 2014. Answered on 26 Jun 2014:. I had a very inspirational physics teacher in high school — he took us to do astronomy observations up in the mountains, and allowed us to make some fun experiments in the lab. I think this is what inspired me most to become a physicist, and later a scientist. What's the most favorite thing you've learned when you were in school? Did you ever get detention in high school.

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Thanks from your winner, Roberto – Astronomy Zone

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Talking to the Scientists. Thanks from your winner, Roberto. What’s more exciting than winning the World Cup, more nail-biting than the Wimbledon final, more rewarding than getting a Nobel Prize, and at least as fun as looking for dark matter in the sky? Taking part to the. I’m a Scientist, Get me out of here. And getting through what I can only describe as a “Group of Death” of fellow scientists to win it! I’m a Scientist. The two manic weeks of. I’m a Scientist. More than anything, I’ve revelled ...

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