Can a High School Student Contribute to a Physics Forum?

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Greetings! I'm a 17 year old boy and I am currently in high school. I am taking the International Baccalaureate program and I am really into mathematics and physics right now. I wanted to join this forum because I feel like I have a lot of questions and no answers. I am not exactly sure I can contribute much to this forum though considering the fact that I am only in high school, but I am here to learn from y'all. I hope to pursue a career in physics or engineering (aerospace sounds awesome). Cheers! :)
 
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