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Can a physicist work as a rocket scientist?
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[QUOTE="phinds, post: 5460444, member: 310841"] The term "rocket scientist" is not very meaningful. There are all kinds of specialties involved in rocketry. Certainly someone with a physics degree could probably start out in one of the fields but it would likely be easier to move into it early on if you have an engineering degree [/QUOTE]
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