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Astronauts tend to be either (1)medical doctors (actually a Mission Specialist flavor), (2)pilots (from the armed services, usually), or (3)technical specialists (another Mission Specialist flavor). The technical specialists that become astronauts usually have PhD's, and they normally come from a research area, like structures or materials.
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Recommending a career to someone else is risky, I think. I can say that so far it has been a great choice for me. Each person has to look at their own talents and interests and make a choice that is right for them. If you really enjoy technical challenge are willing to work hard then you might be very satisfied in aerospace engineering.
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Not very many people become astronauts, so not very many aerospace engineers become astronauts either. It is a very competitive process to be selected for the astronaut corps. The people selected are usually aerospace engineers, medical doctors, or pilots.
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The biggest disadvantage is that it is a relatively small field, and the number of companies in the field is getting smaller (lots of mergers between big companies in the news lately). Also, this used to be a field where America basically had 90% of the market, but now foreign companies are catching up; this means that American companies are streamlining their organizations in order to be competitive.
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Good pay, good promotion potential, travel, respect from the community at large, and you get to say that you are a rocket scientist!
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Successful aerospace engineers need lots of curiosity, problem solving skills, organizational skills, written and oral communication skills, people skills (as in leading and participating in teams) and computer skills. There are no physical requirements; in fact, we have many engineers with disabilities and it is not an issue for their job performance
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Aeronautical Engineers the aircraft people use for business and holidaying would not be in the sky, it cannot be contested that society depends heavily on travel via aircraft.

 Aeronautical Engineer will provide the solution to increase overall aircraft efficiency, thereby helping to drive down the levels of emissions current aircraft produce. 

Aeronautical Engineers also help put the satellites in to space, the satellites we rely on for weather information, geospatial mapping data, environmental monitoring, telecommunications and research. So in answer to the question I feel aerospace engineering plays a major role in society, producing and developing a lot of the technology we rely on heavily.

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