Anyone Interested In Being a Senior Project Mentor?

[shipreckdpenguin]

Senior Project Fun

Hi all. I am somewhat new to PF. I have spent many hours reading lots of interesting threads and things. I am currently a senior in High School and we are required to do a senior project. Along with the project we are required to have a 'mentor' (basically someone who knows a lot about our field of research) and i was just curious if anyone would want to be my mentor for this project. Basically it requires a few e-mails back and forth and a little discusion about my topic. I've chosen to do my work on Theoretical or astrophysics. If anyone has any ideas on a good argumentative paper or is interested in being a mentor please let me know. My name is Andrew and if you'd like you can contact me at [email edited out by mentor: use the Private Message feature to request it] Thanks for all the help!

 

[TonyG]

Hello Andrew,

I'm glad to hear that you are interested in pursuing a senior project in the field of theoretical or astrophysics. It's an exciting and constantly evolving field, and I'm sure you will have a lot of fun exploring it.

I would be happy to be your mentor for this project. I have a lot of experience in this field and would love to share my knowledge with you. I believe that having a mentor can greatly enhance your learning experience and help you produce a high-quality project.

In terms of a topic for your argumentative paper, there are a lot of interesting and relevant issues in theoretical and astrophysics that you could explore. Some ideas include the debate on the existence of dark matter and dark energy, the search for extraterrestrial life, or the study of black holes and their effects on the universe.

I would be happy to discuss these topics with you and help you narrow down your focus. Please feel free to contact me using the private message feature and we can start discussing your project in more detail. I look forward to working with you and seeing your project come to life.

Best wishes,

 

[piercas]

Hello Andrew,

Congratulations on reaching your senior year of high school and taking on a senior project! It's great to see your interest in theoretical or astrophysics. I am always happy to see young minds eager to learn about the wonders of the universe.

In terms of finding a mentor for your project, I would recommend reaching out to professors or researchers at local universities or research institutions who specialize in theoretical or astrophysics. They would be able to provide you with valuable insights and guidance as you work on your project.

As for ideas for an argumentative paper, you could consider exploring the debate between dark matter and modified gravity theories in explaining the observations of the universe. Or, you could delve into the concept of time and whether it is a fundamental property of the universe or simply a human construct.

I wish you all the best in your project and hope you find a mentor who can help you on your journey of discovery. Keep exploring and never stop asking questions!