/sci/ - Science & Math

>>7258138
im shooting for aerospace too. im a junior in atm and im wondering if i should transfer to a more expensive school to BS in aerospace and work in the field with it, or should i stay at my current school and get a BS in mechanical and then get a masters at the more expensive school? (expensive school is ~30% more $$)

or can i get "gratifying" work in the field with a BS in ME?

>tl;dr
BS AE
BS ME, MS AE
or
BS ME

>>6594045
what I don't get is why people seem to think that you need a gigantic fucking warp bubble, when all you would have to do to get to light speed is make your inertia 0 (via a level gravitational "plane") and then have any amount of thrust applied to you. also, instead of trying to bulldoze through the rectum of the electromagnetic field to achieve faster than light speeds, why not also make a level plane in the EMF that neutralizes the force ripple that limits things to the speed of light?