<p>I am an undergraduate student who has taken up modules in Astrophysical fluids and basic astrophysics. Yet I am not able to decide how to choose a super specific topic for my research internship. Can you please suggest some ways?</p>

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You'll need to discuss this with your teachers and others who know you well academically. As we don't know you well, we won't be able to give a useful answer, and in fact we would only be giving ill-informed opinions, which won't help and could be a bad thing.
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@JamesK Exactly.
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*Welcome to Stack Exchange!* You may find this interesting/helpful! [Basic, learning examples of applications of CFD and MHD in astrophysics, and current research directions using these techniques?](https://astronomy.stackexchange.com/q/44194/7982) And if you can rewrite your question to be more specific like this and more easily addressed with fact-based answers rather than opinions, it might be possible to reopen your question here as well.
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How to choose a topic for astronomy internship?
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# How to choose a topic for astronomy internship?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2021-06-20)

I am an undergraduate student who has taken up modules in Astrophysical fluids and basic astrophysics. Yet I am not able to decide how to choose a super specific topic for my research internship. Can you please suggest some ways?

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> **username_1**: You'll need to discuss this with your teachers and others who know you well academically. As we don't know you well, we won't be able to give a useful answer, and in fact we would only be giving ill-informed opinions, which won't help and could be a bad thing.  
> **username_2**: @username_1 Exactly.  
> **username_3**: *Welcome to Stack Exchange!* You may find this interesting/helpful! [Basic, learning examples of applications of CFD and MHD in astrophysics, and current research directions using these techniques?](https://astronomy.stackexchange.com/q/44194/7982) And if you can rewrite your question to be more specific like this and more easily addressed with fact-based answers rather than opinions, it might be possible to reopen your question here as well.  

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