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1 This job could become boring at one point
2 Being tired of solving complicated math
3 Can’t study all celestial figures because we don’t have the technology yet
4 Knowing the approximate time of earth’s destruction
5 +10 years in education to get into this career

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Benefits of this job are:
1 The nowledge of every possible astronomic stuff
2 A good thinker
3 Good with math
4 Common sense
5 A good pay

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When astronomers get retired or being an astronomer is no longer a desire they usually turn to these options:
| 1 Astronomy teacher
| 2 Physics teacher
| 3 Math teacher
| 4 Computer science teacher
| 5 Engineer

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Some employability skills required for this job is to have a positive and outthinking mind, being social and fair with astronomer teams and to not be afraid of social interaction such as presenting a theory or idea to a group of people.

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My desired career for my future is to become an astronomer because I want to study celestial figures, make discoveries of beyond of the horizon's eye. And finally, to inspire people to never be afraid of being curious.

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Astronomers are scientists who study the Universe and the objects within it. There are so many interesting things to learn about within the Universe that astronomers often become specialists who focus on galaxies, stars, planets, star-forming regions, the Sun, the search for life, or the origin and evolution of the Universe as a whole. Many astronomers are also professors at universities or colleges and spend time teaching as well as doing research. Other astronomers help plan and support space missions.

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The astronomy field of education  requires several degrees for the job, such as astronomy, physics,  computer and electronics and calculus are usually used in this field, so it is suggested to take most of them.

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The degrees required for the astronomical field are the Post- Doctoral training degree & the Doctoral degree. Also    in some cases, the Masters degree will also be asked about, but not required

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Daily routines for an astronomer are: Make presentations with your team and present them to another astronomers. Solving and creating theories along with your astronomical team. Replying and doing paper work. Study celestial phenomenons and make reports about them. Reply e-mails in a computer. Writing research proposals. Analyze data discovered so far. Travel around to observatories and study the stars. Travel to astronomical conventions and solving complicated equations.

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Skills that are essential for this job is: a decent computer managing skill, a great knowledge in math and being able to solve difficult equations and to be a physics expert.

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| The time period required for a degree in this field is approximately 4 years for a bachelor's degree in Science (usually in Physics or Astronomy); 2 years to get your Master's degree in Science; 3 years to complete your PhD program.

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The first task required in this field is to be the apprentice of a more skilled astronomer and gain experience for at least half a year or more. Later on you'll become an astronomer which requires a 5-7 year experience to master this skill until you become an advanced astronomer. The final stage of advanced astronomer is one  that requires 10-12 years of experience and has mastered all skills possible and applying these always.

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The University I would like to be accepted in would be in the University of Georgia. I would major in
Physics & Astronomy.