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| 4 Feb 2025 | |
| North Liverpool Academy News |
The role involves conducting research through observations using telescopes and other instruments, often located at observatories using telescopes and other instruments, often located at observatories or through space-based platforms. They analyse data to test theories, develop new models, and contribute to the advancement of knowledge. Aspiring astronomers typically begin by obtaining a degree in physics, astrophysics, or mathematics.
Most professional astronomy roles require a PhD, particularly for those conducting research, working in academia, or holding senior positions at observatories or research institutions. Entry-level astronomers typically earn between £25k and £35k per year. Those with more experience can expect £35k to £45k.
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