How must astronomers dress in their job?

Answer 1

I think it depends

If they work observatories then just casual clothing, if they work outside warm clothes

Answer 2

Clothing is generally required.

Most observatories are on mountain tops, and are kept cold to prevent condensation from fogging the mirrors and lenses. Back in the days when astronomers had to actually LOOK through the telescopes, this meant that they generally dressed warmly.

Nowadays, all the telescope sensors are electronic, and astronomers no longer live at their observatories. Everything except the physical maintenance is done remotely, via computer. So they can dress any way they like.

Answer 3

Astronomers typically dress comfortably and practically for their job, often wearing casual or business casual attire depending on the workplace. They may need to be prepared for outdoor observation work in varying weather conditions, so layers and appropriate footwear are common choices. Some astronomers also wear specialized safety gear, such as gloves or helmets, when working with telescopes or other equipment.

Answer 4

I think astronomers would wear warm stuff because there outside at night and I gets pretty cold out.

Answer 5

They wear spacesuits or normal clothes.