Discussion in Aerospace Med

It depends. But a journeyman engineer can make anywhere between $34.34 to $44.65 per hour before locality pay is added.

I’ve been doing a lot of research on Matter-antimatter engines and how space travel works etc. And I keep thinking that maybe NASA already has the correct plans and calculations but isn’t saying anything.
NASA could have the means of space transportation on a high level but isn’t telling us (which i must admit is unfair [...]

Rutgers has a program that inclues mechanical and aerospace engineering combined. I would rather go to a school that offers a degree where i can study simply in aerospace and aeronautical engineering but this one is most convenient. Would this degree be somewhat the same and what can it do for me. Where can i [...]

This man has a phd. in aerospace engineering and worked at NASA for 4 years, how much would he expect to make in Europe.
Likely only if someone over there offered him a job first, because he had some skill that couldn’t be found among the Europeans. They’ve got laws giving their own nationals preference that [...]

With the current budget problems, NASA is going to have more engineers than it knows what to do with.

Friends, I am a student of 10th standard (will come in 11th in July). I am very much interested in astronomy and aerospace and I want to join NASA or ISRO and serve the space. So are there any space programmes or opportunities for students to join these organizations or I have to wait for [...]

I am a high school student in New Zealand. I want to pursue my career as an aerospace engineer in NASA so is it impossible to get a job in there with good pay. Cause I heard you need a higher iq to get into NASA. Any advice someone. Pls
NASA doesn’t hire a lot [...]

What’s the current need right now and over the next few years, and what are the different jobs available? I plan to study the Astronautical side of Aerospace Engineering, but I know right now NASA is having a ton of cut backs. My idea is that the industry will pick back up once they start [...]

I’m a born canadian who aspires in becoming a NASA engineer. Currently I have a B.A in Applied Mathematics and currently at Cornell taking an undergrad in aerospace engineer. I plan on taking a Masters and Phd in aerospace engineer at MIT. Will this be good enough, I mean would I get [...]

Im guessing aerospace with pilot studies and a degree in maths, also ict would be good, anything else???
And would you need alot of piloting experience, how much, and in what field? Commercial fight or like as fighter pilot?
That really depends on what you want to do for NASA. It sounds like you want to [...]