Sracer42
Sracer42 t1_ixukdxb wrote
Reply to Low GPA student that just lost an engineering space industry job offer, do I try and be a technician or drop out and do space law? by StupidAustralianMan
Slightly different path than yours but I worked my way through school as a very indifferent student. I knew I liked technical endeavors so I just kept taking "lab tech" and "production tech" jobs. The more I worked, the more I saw how important the learning was, and the more motivated I became to learn what college could teach me. The more I learned, the better my job opportunities became.
If being involved in space exploration in a technical way is where your interests lie - I would recommend getting into it at whatever level you can, and develop from there.
Worked for me.
NOTE: I am now an old retired guy so my experience may not transfer anymore.
Sracer42 t1_ix3ij5w wrote
Reply to Here's a photo of Saturn and some of it's moons I took from my backyard the other night by J3RRYLIKESCHEESE
Very nice! Can you share a little about your equipment and techniques used?
EDIT: Sorry - I should have read farther down in the comments.
Sracer42 t1_j60wjnh wrote
Reply to Somebody know where I can learn electronics? by OPPO300
Tech school - then tech college for me. I guess those things still exist? Maybe local community college?