Check out galaxyzoo.org - they need volunteers and you can carry out the work (categorizing galaxies) from the comfort of your sofa. And it's actual significant research that you'd be contributing to - they've already got the largest and most reliable galaxy catalogue, and it's all from volunteer efforts. Robert
On Mon, Nov 10, 2008 at 12:01 AM, Douglas Roberts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote: > Hi, Jack. > > If I had it to do all over again I would quite possibly work in the field > of cosmology in one regard or another. I'm envious of those who do work in > cosmology-related fields.. > > At last year's SuperComputing conference I had the privilege of meeting > George Smoot, Noble prize winner for physics in 2006. A small group of 5 of > us sat at the Berkeley booth one afternoon and he talked with us about > cosmology for over an hour. > > --Doug > > > >
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