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RedQueen
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Hello again,
After a recent course in extragalactic astronomy, I have realized the field of astrophysics is quite beautiful. I am incredibly fascinated in the cosmological aspect of astrophysics along with high-energy aspects as well: AGN, Neutron stars, Black Holes. How competitive is studying cosmology and astrophysics in grad school compared to high-energy physics, for example? Also, how much does high-energy physics intermingle with cosmology and astrophysics especially in the theoretical sense?
After a recent course in extragalactic astronomy, I have realized the field of astrophysics is quite beautiful. I am incredibly fascinated in the cosmological aspect of astrophysics along with high-energy aspects as well: AGN, Neutron stars, Black Holes. How competitive is studying cosmology and astrophysics in grad school compared to high-energy physics, for example? Also, how much does high-energy physics intermingle with cosmology and astrophysics especially in the theoretical sense?