Top Engineering Fields for Future Space Exploration: A Discussion

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Hello everyone! My name is Alec and I’m currently a student working towards a mechanical engineering degree (also considering a minor in nuclear engineering) with a particular interest in spaceflight and nuclear energy! Just wanted to drop by and say hello and that I’m looking forward to interacting with everyone here!
 
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