Lewisman007

I know that here in Scotland they use the excess power generated at power stations etc to pump water from sea level up to a reservoir a few miles away, then when extra energy is needed they open the floodgates and generate hydroelectric power, so it is effectively a huge battery, in potential energy form.

15 from Scotland, so quite a journey but I love physics and space so i'd quite like to work with NASA, and the weather over there is better than here :P

Also, not gaining credibility without a Ph.D. reminds me of Howard from The Big Bang Theory lol :D

Thanks for answering dude! good advice and i'll get right on it! :)

I want to work as an astrophysicist at NASA, what are the best qualifications to get, i.e. courses and what entry routes are best?

Hey Daniel! I'm a huge fan of the show and just wanted to show some appreciation all the way from over here in Scotland! What's Hawaii really like off set?