Notice that I said least not none, I full well realize astronomy does take physics, which in turn takes a good understanding of math.
However, I was wondering if anyone can describe to me a field, or specific type of astronomy I could do that requires the LEAST math possible, as I'm not that great at it nor do I like it.
Some description of what I like: I have a booked, called Universe from the DK company
http://www.amazon.com/Universe-Martin-Rees/dp/0756613647
and I absolutely LOVE it from front to back. I love learning about the composition of planets, how they were formed, asteroid impacts, finding out wether they have water or not, can they support life, etc. I also like learning about how the solar system formed, how stars form, black holes, neutron stars, etc. I suppose I just really like finding out new information about planets and stars, and studying them.
What type of astronomy or career path might I be interested in?
However, I was wondering if anyone can describe to me a field, or specific type of astronomy I could do that requires the LEAST math possible, as I'm not that great at it nor do I like it.
Some description of what I like: I have a booked, called Universe from the DK company
http://www.amazon.com/Universe-Martin-Rees/dp/0756613647
and I absolutely LOVE it from front to back. I love learning about the composition of planets, how they were formed, asteroid impacts, finding out wether they have water or not, can they support life, etc. I also like learning about how the solar system formed, how stars form, black holes, neutron stars, etc. I suppose I just really like finding out new information about planets and stars, and studying them.
What type of astronomy or career path might I be interested in?