Can Self-Taught Enthusiasts Thrive in Astronomy and Astrophysics?

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What ever I have learned I have learned it on my own, I have a basic High school understanding of Maths as well as physics. But I have very much interest in the same subject, which makes me revisit it again and again.
 
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