Recent content by saganforever

Yeah. I decided I'm going to do graduate in four years and try to soak up all of the knowledge available. I watch the local and national news almost every day, that might give me something to talk about in a college situation. I think I've tried to get my mom to order "The God Delusion"...

I'm social when I'm skateboarding and at skateparks/spots. I also skated in a contest with people I had never met before. It required a little bit of an effort to be social. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=<object width="500" height="405"><param name="movie"...

I will take a look at how the courses will fit together and if it looks like I will not be able to complete them in time to get my bachelor's degree when I'm 18, I will aim for something else.

It will be a challenge. Also I think it will look good on resumes.

That's something I'm going to look forward to. There isn't much of a selection on mathematics, physics or astronomy books at my local library. That's very true. In most of my classes this year I was about the only one who wanted silence either to hear the teacher or to concentrate. Most kids...

If testing out of courses does nothing to a person's GPA, why do people not test out of courses to raise their GPA? And I don't plan on joinning a Frat. I don't feel comfortable at parties anyways.

Thank goodness you told me that. I just don't know whether to get a bachelor's in physics or astronomy now. If I were in pursuit of a PhD in theoretical astrophysics and interested in cosmology, which one would likely be best suited for me? Is there a PhD degree in theoretical astrophysics or...

I wanted to know if it would be at all possible to get my bachelor's degree in theoretical astrophysics at the time I'm 18. I'll be 16 when I graduate this year from high school, and I'm taking 2 dual credit college classes (the max a student can take). I'm also taking AP Physics and AP...

I want to be a theoretical physicist. I'm 15 and a sophomore in high school. I'll be graduating next year (3 year program) when I'm 16. It's not a minimun program, I'm actually on the most distinguished graduation program (Texas Scholar). I just get many credits in a short amount of time. Since...

Thanks :) I'm 15 and just learned summation notation. I was playing with it for a few hours Saturday and my high school Geometry teacher thought it was pretty neat.

I came across this yesterday when I was looking for equalities between the sums of two summations. I'm not sure if this is part of a proof or what.