Is the work at NASA really very hard? And how much salary will you get there?

Question

Hi. I wish to work at NASA when I grow up. I am fascinated by space and astronomy. Maybe you guys can answer my questions.

Answer 1

When I was younger, I had ambitions similar to that of your own. I wanted to work at NASA, fueled by my passion for astronomy and the beauty of galactic photography, but I never had a will to actually go into outer space.

Basically, the pay is average-to-low. You have to remember that the NASA budget is very tight. Sending spacecraft up into space and inventing pens that write in zero-gravity take a large amount of the already minimal budget.

So pretty much, the only benefit of working for NASA is the prestige of saying, "Hey, I work for NASA". The pay isn't worth it, and if pay is your main concern, you'd definitely be better off getting involved in a private or corprate company, not government.

Answer 2

Easy.....NASA will love and protect u at all cost if u tell them about the know how to build a warp engine. No need all the ton of paper qualifications and they will hire u with superpay or a huge sum of your invention loyalty. That's the only technology NASA lack of.

Or the replacement of rocket engine and the rocket fuel from earth to space. BOOOOOOOOMMMMMMMM and FIRE up up up away to the space.... And that's the technology NASA needs to overcome yet so far noone is able to come something new about it....

If u can, congrats. if you can't, congrats too, but it will be the longest path to NASA! hee hee:))

Answer 3

My wife does satellite operations for NASA, and yes, it is rocket science.

She has a Bachelors degree in Aerospace Engineering, and a Masters degree in Systems Engineering.

Lots of math, physics, and astrophysics.

Salary depends on experience and your college degrees. With no experience and a Aerospace degree you'll probably start at around $40 or $50k, maybe.

As a lead Engineer, like my wife, with multiple college degrees, its more like 100k. But that is with around 15 years of experience as well....

Answer 4

i wouldnt work for those fegots

they hide the bigest discovery they ever made

the alien presence

i say fack em fakin scam people