What can I learn about astrophysics as a physics student?

Thread starter Zebx
Start date Mar 29, 2021

Mar 29, 2021

Zebx

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Hi, I'm a physics student. I'm mostly interested in astrophysics and I would like to know more about it along my studies in order to understand better what to do in the future.
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