ASTROPHYSICS with TIBEES! How to become an astrophysicist?
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- Опубліковано 2 лип 2024
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Tibees is a physics and mathematics student from Australia! She was originally pursuing astrophysics and has recently switched to biological physics. She was visiting Zurich so we decided to collaborate! Leave any questions you have for her in the comments!
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Greatest universe breaking crossover on youtube anyone????
You can only imagine how excited I was!
@@RiverTechJess Always awesome seeing two of my favorite youtubers doing something like this. Maybe more in the future!
OMG that's the collab I was waiting for 😍
Upvote if you want Tibees to move to Zurich😂
I'm sure I'll be back ;)
Me too
@@RiverTechJess Maybe you could move to Australia
As we learn new things we haven't encountered before, our interests change, perhaps becoming more refined, more specific, sometimes involving a drastic change. Considering that at 12 or 14 there is far more that you haven't yet encountered than that you have, it's hard to define a very specific party to your career, double your lifetime into the future. By the time you finish a PhD, you may be married, may have children of your own. It's good to investigate your interests through clubs at school or in the community, but also good to develop a wider knowledge. If you turn out the be the XYZ specialist who can handle some important but off-topic requirement, your science buddies will love you.
Videos like these are super inspirational for me, I really wanna study math.
DO IIITTT!!!!!
This video is so so useful since I too have a very keen interest in space and astronomy but Tibees has helped get me clarity that it's so much more! thanks a lot, cheers!
This collab.... I’m living for it ladies!!!!
I'm so happy because SAME
Wow! Astrophysiscs and other majors needs matlab and computer science expertise. Never would have figured out myself! Thank you for the video 😀
Honestly, I would say it opens up a lot of doors for you if you know matlab/CS in ANY field!
Oh. Okay. That's why c++ was mandatory for my first semester masters with civil, mech students. Haha
@O. M. That's a very good input. Wow! Thank you!
When I said to my Vibration prof that C++ course difficult for me. He replied "No worries. You've good understanding of physics. In most of the companies they have specific programming. You'll learn it when you're forced to do so for job 😂 "
Can you share some of your experiences of teaching CS to physicists? 😃
I enjoyed both videos very much. Thank You.
no, thank you for watching:D
Toby is more energetic in this video than her usual videos
This is the best video ever!!!
OMG I WAS WAITING FOR THIS FOR SO LONG. FINALLY!😍
I’m so glad!!! I didn’t even know people wanted this collab lol
STEMinine of Course we wanted it! Bouth of You are a big inspiration ❤
Finally a video on a different subject! :D
sick of engineering steve?
This is awesome. Two of the best female STEM channels collabing! Keep up all the good work.
Awww❤️❤️❤️ heart is melting!! Thanks for watching!!
A little like over hearing a conversation, have no fear I will never be able to repeat it. Fun show. Cheers!
Nice video!
Inspiring ! Thank you.
Thanks for watching!
Toby is the best!
Hiiiii I watched the other video 🤩 la la la la 🎶 music to my ears
So glad you liked it:)
Hi, l'm so excited with your vlogs!
Please do vlog with female student from Geomatic Engineering (master degree of course)... Can't wait 😊😊😊
heyy I really follow this two people and now a video together AAAA
thanks so much for supporting both of us:)
Nice conversation
I'm glad you liked it, thanks for watching:)
Impressive 🌟
Thanks for watching
Yoo this finally happened!!
yesssss
the thing is astrophysics and physics are pretty similar at my uni with the only notable difference being having to take electronics, thermodynamics, and gen chem for physics so I feel like astrophysics being more specific would be a better choice for me.
Ya I think it just depends on what your interests are:)
Hope there's a phd project on training a neural network to help finding the best fit supervisors and projects for prospective phd students, and hopefully the phd student student on this project won't end up finding that his/ her supervisor has been a bad one from the ANN at the end of the project
Interesting! I actually started out in physics, but have found I want to only study astronomy and not other areas of physics. You are definitely right about coding! Astronomy is a hard field if you despise data science. Do you ever see yourself getting back into astronomy?
Hey Jonathan, I’d suggest you head over to Tibees channel and ask your question there because I probably won’t see the comment here:)
@Jess where is your iron ring? 🤔
Wow I follow both of you girls and this match is pretty gorgeous
I'm glad you liked it!
Omg its tibes!!!
yessss
You should know how to program in every profession. Today knowing AI and big data set are very usual because you let computer to help you in decision making. But as for the computer scientist, most of them write good code but can't analyze the problems and break them down to a simple solution. That's why you need a degree in physics and engineering. You can lean how to program but you can't learn how to think efficiently.
First of all u have beautiful hairs and very sweet voice
Astrophysics is something that i dream to pursue(currently i am doing btech in computer science) and there is a personal feeling of mine that once u get to feel the physical significance of equations and rest things u cannot imagine to study something else .I tell u it feels really bad to be graduationg in cse(even though i m good at coding)but i am missing astrophysics..
simp
Infinity war is the most ambitious crossover in history.
Me:
Like tibees
i am a 10th grader student and i want to pursue physics in order to study astronomy easier but i don't have stem background to begin with and i'm having doubts that i will ever succeed in that career. i'm really frustrated to which path i should take and i would love a simple and short advice from someone like you. it would mean so much to me thank you very much! ♥️
Try to choose something that you love and you can do it also.
Hey Andrea! You’re still in high school so it’s no surprise that you’ve only been exposed to math and physics. As tibees said, if you want to pursue astrophysics then she suggests that you study computer science. Definitely not to late to start. Also you can start learning to code on your own:)
Hey Dhruv, as Tibees said maybe computer science is the best degree for astrophysics:)
@Dhruv Gupta DEFINITELY pick math. This is a no brainer tbh. The fundemental knowledge the math major will give you will put you at ease when it comes to theoretical physics. I went into the physics major at first, but it was just WAYYY too hand wavey, experimental and you simply do not know enough math to even begin doing any kind of real physics(most of the time prof is just like, youll understand this math in 5 years, or physics is so basic that its just not that interesting and you are learbing just random equations and facts. You have to get to grad school to really understand classical mech, field theory in things like EM, QFT, GR, dynmaical systems, etc). That frustrated me to no end, morevover the physics major will throw shittons of random heavy workload at you(labs labs labs, chemistry, more labs, even more labs, random boring electives that are just some specific skills or applications, etc), so you wont really have the time to go deep on math, not to mention that the math classes will cover things like real analysis in a single semester, which means that you will simply not have the depth in knowledge a math major would have. Finally, you will learn A LOT more super interesting and powerful mathematics as a math major too, which is obvious, but it is sth you might forget.
It really depends on what you like and aim for, but you say that you like pure maths, which screams that you wont stand the physics curriculum. Its just not rigorous enough at the undergrad level. Thats why I suggest you go major in math and then take some physics courses part time(classical mechanics, star mech, EM upper division and QM/modern physics). Then you will see if you want a master in theoretical physics or not and later a PhD, or simply directly a PhD. To me, all of the above holds, plus the fact that I just want to learn as much math as possible regardless of its usefullness, the only math field that does not interest me in this moment is number theory tbh. So to me it is super important to learn abstract algebra, analysis, general topology, differential geometry/topology, introductory lie theory etc. and hopefully the third year some intro in functional analysis and meassure theory.
Hope this helps!
@Dhruv Gupta Hi! Is there any chance you live in New Jersey because I think we know each other.
hi setminie i would like to ask a question, do you have to be good at drawing to study engineering, also do you have to like building things(hands on skills) to study engineering?
I don’t draw and I don’t build anything and I’m still an engineer:)
bad news, i want to do majors in all areas that involve math and physics lol
i really hope you continue making youtube videos
Just out of curiosity when u were in high school how long would u revise in a day?
I would study for 12h a day (including classes and homework)
How can I become astrophysicist. I am from india . what is next step ? I complete my class12 . I am from india . please help me !
Ok serious question: can someone be too old to complete their degree? Maybe you can complete your degree but it would look weird/out of place for someone older?
Not at all man. I would honestly have a mad respect for anyone who pursue their goals no matter how old they are. Your are not dead yet. It is never late to learn new things
@SWS GAMING is right. I think it shows how much more you want this career path, because you bothered to go back and pursue it. But also, screw what others think! If it's what you want then GO FOR IT! Chase your dreams! Buy that dog! Kiss that person! Go for it!
I think most people will be impressed more than anything. I’ve met a few older friends in college that took very different paths and now are going back to school to change career paths. Which I find very inspiring and motivates me to keep working hard to get my degree. If people are anything like me they’ll look up to you and be impressed because you showed the determination, grit and courage to make a big change in your life. Ignore the people that doubt that you can do it and prove them wrong. The people you meet that believe you can do it and encourage you are the people you want to be around and these are the kind of people who will be lifelong friends.
She IS a New Zealander. She didn't have to move there. She even has an obvious New Zealand accent!
Idk she told me she moved there for high school and Bsc but not originally from there. Maybe that's where the accent is from?
STEMinine She did high school in New Zealand because she was born and raised there, no? She even calls herself a Kiwi at 1:00
On second thought, yes, she could be a naturalized Kiwi. I don't remember her saying in so many words where she was born, in her videos.
All I know is she told me she’s from Australia but did HS and BSc in NZ
Hey :) I was actually born in Australia but I have moved back and forth between the countries several times and am a citizen of both, so I don't really know where to say I am from haha. I have probably spent equal time in both
Aussie accent most definetly
So cool
NZ _dialect_. Australian one is different.
@@erkinalp thx for the info
Don't- condensed matter and AMO is more interesting and useful
Uhh so, where can I find women like them?
I have a question regarding MSc application that I am planning to do. I want to study Masters in Robotics, Systems and Control, but I have a background in mechanical engineering ( studing BSc of mech). Some universities are offering Robotics, Systems and Control inside the mechanical engineering department ( for example ETH Zurich) ,but some of the other universities offer it inside Electrical Engineering department ( for example Georgia Tech). So, my question is that if I apply for those which Electrical Engineering department is in charge, will I decrease my chance to get accepted, because I think I will be evaluated in irrelevant way. What do you think about this?
Hmmm, I think in BOTH cases you will need to relate how your past experience has prepared you for the program (regardless of mech or electrical). Did you watch the PS video I made? Read this blog post I made here: steminine.com/blogs/news/write-a-personal-statement-that-will-get-you-into-any-top-university
It has instructions and a list of resources that will help you.
@@RiverTechJess I just read the whole article, it was really helpful, thanks.
Is that a real wamen?
yess, but CAN SHE DO THISS!!!