Help My Son Become an Astrophysicist - Traci Dixon

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A user seeks assistance for their son, who aspires to be an astrophysicist and has questions about the field. Another participant encourages posting the questions or creating an account for direct engagement, highlighting the community's friendliness and willingness to help. The discussion emphasizes the supportive nature of the forum as a resource for aspiring astrophysicists.
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I'm taking a shot in the dark, off the subject. My son wants to be an astrophysicist and thought I would start here. He really would love to talk to one, he has a few questions. Big thanks for your help.
Traci Dixon
 
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There are a few of us here; you can post his questions, or he can open an account and ask.
 
I'm not an astrophysicist, but people here are very friendly and helpful. I hope we can be a good resource for your son.
 

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