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I want to design and make headphones and stuff like that. Is electrical the best way to do fun stuff such as that?

Ok but what about all their telescopes don't they do research with them?

No its not but why do they not hire physicists? All the jobs are for engineers and astrobiologists. Don't they need scientists for research? For like the Hubble telescope or the new James Webb telescope? If I'm wrong tell me but I was just doing research and found no info on it.

Thanks for the information. Yes I agree with you community college is a very good transition from high school to a university and affordable

That's good to heat hitmeoff. Is it good to choose also like what they are good for undergrad research? If yes the what are each good for

Ucsc is amazing for astro and santa cruz has top of the line research facilities. Does anyone know anything about uc irvine

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I think 7th century bc is a little to early. Ancient India has archaeological evidence dating back to at least 3000 bc. You should look up dwarka if you don't already it has just been discovered under water and disproved a few theories. You may be correct in a bunch of stuff but I'm just saying

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Actually I think the greeks were influenced by the hindus. But I think the greeks brought the whole constellations to the hindus. But I am pretty sure that the greeks were influenced by the hindus

What is that yellow thing? It looks like armor lol. :(

Thanks a Lot for posting that. What are some fun stuff computer engineers make?

Cool thanks! I've been doing some research but everything is getting mixed up because they are very close. Thanks a lot I have some more things to google.

What are all of the thinks a computer engineer can make and work on?

What is the difference between it and electrical engineering? What do you learn and what can you make and where can it lead? Sorry if this is too broad