Growing up, the night sky always fascinated me. The twinkling stars, the serene moon, and the infinite cosmos; a sight to behold, a mystery to uncover. Today, as an eleventh grader, my dream job remains the same as it did in my childhood - to become an astronaut. Becoming an astronaut is not merely about the exhilaration of space exploration. It's about becoming part of an elite group who dared to transcend earthly boundaries, pushing the frontiers of human knowledge. It's about contributing to the progression of humanity, while experiencing the unique weightlessness of zero gravity. Achieving this dream job necessitates a sound educational foundation in mathematics and science, particularly physics and chemistry. Additionally, it requires physical fitness and mental resilience. Astronauts undergo rigorous training, simulating extreme conditions to prepare for the unforeseen challenges in space. The journey towards my dream job may be daunting, but my fervor and determination fuel my drive. My dream job isn't just about the destination (or the universe, if we're being literal); it's about the journey of constant learning, adapting, and overcoming. And that is exactly why it is my dream job, forever.