In pursuit of a space career: Space career options are almost as diverse as the galaxy itself
Camille M. Tetta
Abstract
Camille M. Tetta
Abstract
From inside the Space Shuttle to the labs of major high-tech corporations and universities, aerospace specialists can be found hard at work. Despite the Challenger tragedy in January of 1986 and the resulting setbacks in the U.S. Space Program, corporate recruiters, government agencies and major aerospace societies are predicting a promising future for those aspiring to aerospace careers.
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From inside the Space Shuttle to the labs of major high-tech corporations and universities, aerospace specialists can be found hard at work. Despite the Challenger tragedy in January of 1986 and the resulting setbacks in the U.S. Space Program, corporate recruiters, government agencies and major aerospace societies are predicting a promising future for those aspiring to aerospace careers.
Key concepts: Aerospace, Space Shuttle, Space (punctuation), Government (linguistics), Space program, Work (physics), Aeronautics, Space industry