Can Senior Citizens Still Explore Physics and Astronomy?

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In summary, senior citizens can still explore physics and astronomy through various means such as joining local astronomy clubs, attending lectures and workshops, and utilizing online resources. They can also participate in citizen science projects and contribute to scientific research. Age should not be a barrier to pursuing interests in these fields, and senior citizens can continue to expand their knowledge and understanding of physics and astronomy throughout their lives.
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I am retired and as a hobby I am exploring Einstein relativity, black holes and other facets of Astronomy and Physics. I received a B.A. in Physics and Mathematics from the University of Kansas way back in 1970. I have worked in the medical field, electronics and the environmental field.
 
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Hello and :welcome:!

Have fun and sty curious!
 

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