Stay physically fit. Study science and mathematics. Keep good grades. Learn about the Solar System. Take flying lessons.
AnswerIf you are not planning on getting a B.S. (or masters or doctorate), you better start making plans to do just that. Ain't nobody with a high school diploma and nothing else getting a ride on the big candle. Consider enlisting in the military after school and getting into a flight program to be a pilot.
Bottom line is that you'll have to do very well in school, matriculate in a "hard science" that has some relevance to space, and learn to fly somehow. And establish and maintain a superb state of health along the way, both physical and mental.
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Math applies for becoming everything. That is why I want to try my best in math because without math I would be failing my life, so try your best and make that your favorite subject.
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About 700N 70kg • 10m/s = 700N
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The best thing to do if you want to continue your education after the 12th grade with becoming an astronaut in mind is to select classes that will help you do so. Take as much math as possible. Physics and chemistry classes will also help you.
Neil Armstrong is best known as an astronaut, and the first man to walk on the moon. Before becoming an astronaut, he worked as a test pilot. Later on in life he became an aerospace engineer and a university professor.
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You cannot become an astronaut in Pokémon Sapphire, all those rumors out there about becoming an astronaut and getting to the moon to get Deoxys are completely false.
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John Glenn was a United States Marine Corps aviator before becoming a NASA astronaut.
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Well, if the question was supposed to be "If I am on the moon, why would the sky appear to be black?" then I would respond "because there is no atmosphere or water to refelct the blueness of the ocean." Besides, how do you know its black? Are you an astronaut? If you are then I feel you would not need to ask this question on answers.com. If you are not an astronaut, which is the most likely case, then I sugest you pursue becoming one since you seem interested in it so much. Best of luck to you becoming an astronaut with the US space program (also kown as NASA) losing funding. I hope this has been helpful and that you become the best astronaut the world has ever known.