What is the Age Range of Scientists in the Nuclear Engineering Field?

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The forum discussion centers around the age range of participants in the nuclear engineering field, highlighting a diverse spectrum of ages from 13 to 93. Users share their ages, with notable mentions including members aged 18, 24, 31, and 93, indicating a youthful demographic overall. The conversation is light-hearted, with participants joking about their "spirit ages" and the implications of age on their experiences. This informal exchange illustrates the community's camaraderie and the varying perspectives on age within the field.

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im 31 and i would say people here are really young, am i right?
 
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eosphorus said:
im 31 and i would say people here are really young, am i right?
Look at the guy who has birthday today.
 
eosphorus said:
im 31 and i would say people here are really young, am i right?

You will get here every distinct age holders from Yomamma to SelfAdjoint! :biggrin:
Don't Worry,I know one near to your age-Moonbear(she is 33)! :smile:
 
ArcticFox is 93, I believe, so that makes S.A. into an unbearded youth, doesn't it?
 
eosphorus said:
im 31 and i would say people here are really young, am i right?
I think you'll find you're somewhere in the middle. I'm turning 18 later in the month.
 
Smurf said:
I think you'll find you're somewhere in the middle. I'm turning 18 later in the month.

But 87 in spirit.

I'm 24, and probably about 68 in spirit.
 
I'm 22.

I think arildno is 69 in spirit. :biggrin: (I'm such a horrible person.)
 
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27 going on 50 :confused:
 
Im 19 going on 3
 
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honestrosewater said:
I'm 22.

I think arildno is 69 in spirit. :biggrin: (I'm such a horrible person.)
:smile:
That's quite all right, dear; I'm even worse..
I'm 34, BTW.
 
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21 and having fun

corny rhyme
 
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not too far from 25
 
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Pengwuino said:
Im 19 going on 3
Ayymen. :-p
 
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Im back to bottles. You people and your silverware, you have no idea how easy this is.
 
  • #15
i am 25

yet

75 in spirit

unfortunately

hmm


marlon
 
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I am 18 ,just about to turn 19!
 
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heman said:
I am 18 ,just about to turn 19!
Just about? 6 months from now?
 
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48, and love'in it.
 
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heman said:
You will get here every distinct age holders from Yomamma to SelfAdjoint! :biggrin:
Don't Worry,I know one near to your age-Moonbear(she is 33)! :smile:
I stopped counting at 29. I think I know what's keeping me so youthful though...I'm still single! No men to wear me down and give me gray hair. :smile: :smile:
 
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I'm almost 23!

7 in spirit! :rolleyes:





arildno said:
ArcticFox is 93, I believe, so that makes S.A. into an unbearded youth, doesn't it?
He's 97!
 
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I'm exactly the same age as selfAdjoint to the spark that brought him into existence.
 
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Well, let's see...Evo is about 68...Monique is more like a 41...Lisa! is around 45...Moonbear has already expired...and I'm in big trouble for revealing their true ages.
 
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Thank you! You mean my posts shows that I'm as wise as a 45 years old person!
 
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0 to 60 in 20 seconds.
 
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Moonbear said:
I stopped counting at 29. I think I know what's keeping me so youthful though...I'm still single! No men to wear me down and give me gray hair. :smile: :smile:

You should have a man, then he can tell you ,you have your first grey hair :smile:
 
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dduardo said:
Well, let's see...Evo is about 68...Monique is more like a 41...Lisa! is around 45...Moonbear has already expired...and I'm in big trouble for revealing their true ages.
:smile: I guess it all depends on which side of the worm hole you're watching from. :smile:
 
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27 soon. *sigh*
 
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The big 1 9. Gonna be 20 in a few months though.
 
  • #29
My age - Old. Over the hill, and far away.

Actually, I am catching up to hypatia.

I need an oil change, new tires, new spark plugs and a tune up. :biggrin:
 
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13

am I the youngest?
 

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