Is there any opportunity for teenager in ISRO or  NASA?
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Not really. There are some internships if you want a job, but they are not going to listen to theories of just any random teenager who walks in the door. If you really do have a good theory, get it published in the appropriate scientific journal, like Nature or the Astrophysical Journal. Then NASA might pay some attention to it.
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dept of science and tech offers i.t. scholarships.\ntry to look for sponsors on the internet there are benevolent hearted yahoo users online.
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This is as good a place to start as any -->\n\nhttp://www-istp.gsfc.nasa.gov/Education/bh2_2.html
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go to NASA. but go to a mc donalds first, they have discount tickets. your son will love it. i went, im 23 years old but its more for kids. he will absolutely remember it forever.♥
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Study space science in IIT or MIT or some renouned institution
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I was 21 when I got my first salaried position at an observatory.  I suppose a real child prodigy could have done it by age 17 at the earliest.
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pretty much anywhere.  There are tons of scholarships out there.  Try www.JSTOR.com to find academic articles relating to the SDI, also known as Star wars.  But I do believe your school/facility has to be subscriptions.
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To be an austranaut you should really talk to NASA (link provided might help)\n\nTo be a space researcher (scientist) you should go to Grad School in Physics and work for a group.
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The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) is India's national space agency. With its headquarters in Bangalore, the ISRO employs approximately 20,000 people, with a budget around $700million at current exchange rates. Its mandate is the development of technologies related to space and their applications towards India's development. The current Chairman of ISRO is G. Madhavan Nair. In addition to domestic payloads, it offers international launch services. ISRO is regarded as one of the leading space agencies in the world.
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You can try NASA WORLDWIND
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If you are seriously made a decision about it , you can put this address to your internet explorer address bar and fill the applications and forms and sign up for the job you wish.\nI hope to see you in mars or Jupiter!
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If a teenager can handle the job, then sure.  I bet there is at least one 17 year old in a community somewhere... who is smarter than one 51 year old... somewhere.
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Being an astronaut would ROCK! Unfortunately the odds of becoming a 'high flier' are pretty slim, you have to be like a specialist, have a stack of degrees, and probably be someone's relative. Nonetheless, being one of the people that grew up watching movies like 2001: A Space Odyssey, and getting to see the shuttle launch for the first time on TV, I'd jump at the chance to do it, if nothing else to say I'd done it. Unfortunately, NASA produces lots of other things besides missions into space, chances would be better waiting for Spaceship Two etc. I fully believe Dick and Burt Rutan will continue to set records and new benchmarks for space travel. If not them, then wait for Honda, they'll build something that'll do laps around the moon AND get 40 MPG(hwy.) LOL
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration\n\nhttp://www.nasa.gov/\n\nNASA handles both aeronautics research (passenger jets and the American national air transport system, for instance) but is better known for their work in space, including the moon landings, the space shuttle, and the assorted number of Martian rovers currently roaming around Mars.
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Contrary to popular belief, you don't have to be a Rocket Scientist to work at NASA.\n\nGo to www.nasa.gov\n\nClick "Career Oportunities" Doesn't hurt to send in your  resume.\n\nGood luck!
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I thin you have to hurry up with your studies , other wise the new rockets graduated will not give you a chance and take your place.\n\ngood luck
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Unless you are in tip-top physical condition with a college degree which is acceptable for NASA program, I would just dash this idea. It takes a long and rigorous regimen, both physically, intellectually, and psychologically to be able to become an astronaut.