I want to start making some research in Astrphysics, but that is kind off 100000x harder if I don't have access to any journals, which I don't! Anyone there can help me out? (hello experienced fellas that are researchers at some amazing institution that gives them access to a bunch of journals...)
Hey, guys! I'm a high schooler and I really wanted to do research in astrophysics, but i've no idea how to start. I know that a lot of people analyse light curves or public data or something like that to find for exoplanets, I think. But I don't know how people do that - how do they? Also, I find cosmology a very appealing area. Is there any way I can do research in cosmology? Do I have to learn how to code? If yes, what? Python? C++? Machine learning? If I want to do something more novel, not what everyone is doing, is that actually possible? I'm actually very lost lol, but I'm wealing to learn :P
btw, sorry for any grammar/spelling mistakes, not a native english spearker here and too lazy to ask ai to correct it lol
Hello! I am a high schooler and got accepted to more than one research summer program. They are all virtual, and I wanted to ask for your oppinion: if I worked on two or three research projects at a time, will I have enough time to do a good work? I'm not doing literature review! Like, I plan on doing real research on astrophysics, probably something envolving Machine Learning, AI, Python, something like that (don't know very well yet). What do you think? Two projects? One? Three?
Btw, sorry for any spelling mistakes, I'm not a native english speaker