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I’ve recently been getting into reading, I’ve never really been a big reader but as of late I’ve been reading cosmos by Carl Sagan and I’ve been loving it!

I love subjects about space (especially!), philosophy, history, war, science, politics (kind of) and such. I like reading true stories and real factual information, not much of a fantasy guy when it comes to reading.

Based off what I’ve told you, what do you recommend I eventually read? Can you please state what kind of book it is if you have the chance, like what subject. I’d prefer the mainstream “must reads” since I’m still newer to reading as a hobby and I’d rather read the classics than read more niche novels.

I’ve recently been getting into reading, I’ve never really been a big reader but as of late I’ve been reading cosmos by Carl Sagan and I’ve been loving it!

I love subjects about space (especially!), philosophy, history, war, science, politics (kind of) and such. I like reading true stories and real factual information, not much of a fantasy guy when it comes to reading.

Based off what I’ve told you, what do you recommend I eventually read? Can you please state what kind of book it is if you have the chance, like what subject. I’d prefer the mainstream “must reads” since I’m still newer to reading as a hobby and I’d rather read the classics than read more niche novels.

I’ve recently been getting into reading, I’ve never really been a big reader but as of late I’ve been reading cosmos by Carl Sagan and I’ve been loving it!

I love subjects about space (especially!), philosophy, history, war, science, politics (kind of) and such. I like reading true stories and real factual information, not much of a fantasy guy when it comes to reading.

Based off what I’ve told you, what do you recommend I eventually read? Can you please state what kind of book it is if you have the chance, like what subject. I’d prefer the mainstream “must reads” since I’m still newer to reading as a hobby and I’d rather read the classics than read more niche novels.

I’ve recently been getting into reading, I’ve never really been a big reader but as of late I’ve been reading cosmos by Carl Sagan and I’ve been loving it!

I love subjects about space (especially!), philosophy, history, war, science, politics (kind of) and such. I like reading true stories and real factual information, not much of a fantasy guy when it comes to reading.

Based off what I’ve told you, what do you recommend I eventually read? Can you please state what kind of book it is if you have the chance, like what subject. I’d prefer the mainstream “must reads” since I’m still newer to reading as a hobby and I’d rather read the classics than read more niche novels.

I’ve recently been getting into reading, I’ve never really been a big reader but as of late I’ve been reading cosmos by Carl Sagan and I’ve been loving it!

I love subjects about space (especially!), philosophy, history, war, science, politics (kind of) and such. I like reading true stories and real factual information, not much of a fantasy guy when it comes to reading.

Based off what I’ve told you, what do you recommend I eventually read? Can you please state what kind of book it is if you have the chance, like what subject. I’d prefer the mainstream “must reads” since I’m still newer to reading as a hobby and I’d rather read the classics than read more niche novels.

I made a post earlier asking about people’s grad school experience and a question came up of what I’d study specifically. I was wondering if I could get help on ideas or recommendations of what seems to suit me best?

I love astrophysics and space but I don’t really enjoy coding which is know can be a big part of that. I’d rather theoretical subjects on paper. Subjects like I said with space, gravity and such really peak my interests. If you could maybe ask questions to see what my preferences are, I just feel kind of lost on how and what to pick or orient towards.

I made a post earlier asking about people’s grad school experience and a question came up of what I’d study specifically. I was wondering if I could get help on ideas or recommendations of what seems to suit me best?

I love astrophysics and space but I don’t really enjoy coding which is know can be a big part of that. I’d rather theoretical subjects on paper. Subjects like I said with space, gravity and such really peak my interests. If you could maybe ask questions to see what my preferences are, I just feel kind of lost on how and what to pick or orient towards.

What do you do as a PhD or masters student. How does your day to day look? What are you researching? How does research work?

I’m interested in doing graduate school for physics after my engineering bachelors and I was wondering how exactly is it.

I’ve been on a war movie kick as of late and my trying to find the best ones to watch. All quiet at the western front was pretty good. Some recommended 1917, is it? Please let me know, a list would be best!

Thank you.

I love science, history, war, physics, space kind of movies. My recent favourites are Oppenheimer, interstellar, Nuremberg, Frankenstein, etc. All quiet at the western front and imitation game was pretty good aswell. I’ve been on a war movie kick lately but I love everything from the genres I mentioned before.

I usually like movies set in the past and I prefer based on true stories.

What are your must watches for me?

I love science, history, war, physics, space kind of movies. My recent favourites are Oppenheimer, interstellar, Nuremberg, Frankenstein, etc. All quiet at the western front and imitation game was pretty good aswell. I’ve been on a war movie kick lately but I love everything from the genres I mentioned before.

I usually like movies set in the past and I prefer based on true stories.

What are your must watches for me?

Been getting into more older war history and was hoping to watch a movie that depicted one of those people/aera’s. I heard there’s one with Joaquin pheonix for napolean but the reviews don’t look good. Please let me know.

This is kind of stupid but I’m doing all you can eat sushi the 12th. I love sushi, I’m 5,5 , 165lbs, Male. Make predictions on how many pieces of sushi I’ll eat and I’ll come back with the total after. (I’m counting sashimi as a 1 to 1 with a sushi roll piece) (same with nigiri). I’m hoping to eat alot lol, for a challenge.

I’m also doing some tempura and gyoza sides, but not that much at all. I’m sharing that part with my mom.

What’s your guess’s?

I am going to study mechanical engineering this fall in Canada and I am getting my degree at Queen’s university. I am both really interested in physics and also aerospace. I originally planned on doing a masters in aerospace engineering since I have huge interest in working in the industry and on real projects (Rockets, rovers, satellites, etc) at big companies (NASA, Space x, Boeing, Lockheed, blue origin, etc). But lately I’ve realized I have very huge interest in Physics and I may want to consider a master in that instead. I mainly want to work in industry, but I do eventually want to work in research and I feel as if I prefer physics (astrophysics) focused research over aerospace engineering research. What should I do? (Note: my issue with the physics masters or PhD is that I DO NOT want to go into teaching, I am uninterested in that. But the research would be awesome!).

What do you think? Please ask questions if you want more info or context

I am going to study mechanical engineering this fall in Canada and I am getting my degree at Queen’s university. I am both really interested in physics and also aerospace. I originally planned on doing a masters in aerospace engineering since I have huge interest in working in the industry and on real projects (Rockets, rovers, satellites, etc) at big companies (NASA, Space x, Boeing, Lockheed, blue origin, etc). But lately I’ve realized I have very huge interest in Physics and I may want to consider a master in that instead. I mainly want to work in industry, but I do eventually want to work in research and I feel as if I prefer physics (astrophysics) focused research over aerospace engineering research. What should I do? (Note: my issue with the physics masters or PhD is that I DO NOT want to go into teaching, I am uninterested in that. But the research would be awesome!).

What do you think? Please ask questions if you want more info or context.

I like campuses that have older limestone buildings or locations with historic architecture. This may sound stupid but places that have like Einstein or Howard’s feel buildings. I am looking at Queen’s universities campus and Mcmasters. Which would you say applies more and has a nicer campus?

lol I know this is a dumb post and question but every post I see here people use frog pictures and terminology. Why?

I am moving to Ottawa to study at Algonquin college and I applied to residence but I fear there’s a chance I don’t end up getting a room. I am looking around for off campus housing but I have no clue what I am doing to be honest. I was wondering if anyone had recommendations or help. I will be moving up in September.

I want to make sure i can get something I can afford, even if it’s a tiny studio apartment or whatever. Please help!

I’ve heard one is more rearranged based than the other but I’m not to sure. I plan on doing aerospace engineering graduate studies after my mechanical engineering bachelors but I am unsure on which to chose. (It’s way ahead in time but knowing information early would be good). So overall what are the differences, what opportunities can one or the other open, give me an example or context of say someone who is more “__” and what’s to work in industry or work in academia should chose “__”.

Please let me know!

I’ve heard one is more rearranged based than the other but I’m not to sure. I plan on doing aerospace engineering graduate studies after my mechanical engineering bachelors but I am unsure on which to chose. (It’s way ahead in time but knowing information early would be good). So overall what are the differences, what opportunities can one or the other open, give me an example or context of say someone who is more “__” and what’s to work in industry or work in academia should chose “__”.

Please let me know!