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Hello, I am doing a project for school, and an inteview is required for it. My topic is climate change, do you think we could set up an interview?
I have no objections to an interview but first I'd like to know the basis for it: HOW conducted, number of questions, etc.
If it amounts to 100 questions, all to be answered in written form, then it is impractical.
10 questions, perhaps - provided the questions are not too lengthy and/or convoluted.
Telephone, no - because experts are not allowed to give out their numbers nor can we call questioners. So everything must be done via this medium.
E-mail is another possibility. Let me know.
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Astronomy
Answers by Expert:
Philip Stahl
Expertise
I have forty years of experience in Astronomy, specifically solar and space physics. My specialties include the physics of solar flares, sunspots, including their effects on Earth and statistics as applied to astronomical investigations.
Experience
Astronomy: more than forty years experience starting with construction of my own simple telescopes. Worked at university observatory in college, doing astrographic measurements. M.Phil. degree in Physics/Solar Physics and more than ten years as researcher.
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