Researching to Become a Theoretical Astrophysicist

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To become a theoretical astrophysicist, it's essential to explore topics that genuinely interest you within the field. Starting with a basic understanding of physics, individuals are encouraged to research various astrophysics topics online. Utilizing resources like Google to search for "astrophysics research topics" can provide valuable insights and direction. Engaging with academic literature and current research can deepen knowledge and clarify areas of focus. Building a strong foundation in physics and actively researching will prepare you for a career in theoretical astrophysics.
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Hi, I'm wanting to become a theoretical astrophysicist when I'm older - I'm just wondering what things I can research about, anything should do it - I have a basic knowledge on physics and things that go on in our Universe but no background information.

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You should research what interests you. Since your post exhibits the naivety commonly found in people that don't really know what they're getting into, just Google "astrophysics research topics" and start reading.
 
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