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After B.Sc in Flights and Aircraft maintenance, a world of opportunities waits for the candidate. People who have done this course can find employment in various aviation and aeronautical industries. This course deals primarily with three broad disciplines. The first one is Aviation industry. The second one is Space exploration and the third one is Defense systems. B.Sc in Flights and Aircraft maintenance will equip a person in the designing, construction, testing, operation, development and maintenance of commercial passenger jets as well as military Aircrafts. Apart from this, a person can also design spacecrafts, satellites and missiles.
Eligibility requirement for B.Sc in Flights and Aircraft maintenance
For admission into this field, a person should have studied Physics, chemistry and Mathematics at the 10+2 level, with at least 50% marks in 10+2. This course is not available in every university. Only some universities/colleges conduct this course. Candidates have to clear a written examination for admission. The school or the board has to be recognized by the government.

70 kg. Mass is a measure of the particles that makes up an object and the composition of the object does not change on the moon. However, the object's weight will change on the moon, just as it appears to change in an elevator.
The acceleration due to gravity on the earth is approximately 9.8 m/s^2, depending upon where an object is located. On the moon, the acceleration due to the moon's gravity is 1.6 m/s^2, which is approximately 1/6 that on the earth. Since an object's weight is dependent upon the pull of gravity, the object's weight will change with the pull of gravity. Since the moon does not strong gravity pull as earth, the object would weigh approximately 6 times more on the earth than on the moon. But the mass doesn't change. Thus a 70-kg object on the moon is still a 70-kg object on the earth.

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