Bill Nye has a new series on Netflix called ‘Bill Nye Saves the World’ where he voices out his radical ideas and cooks up theories in response to almost all the craziest things.
Bill Nye, also known as “the science guy” spotted joining a science march which serve a protest to Donald Trump administration idea of cutting of the budget. How will affect Trump’s decision to improve science investigation.
Bill Nye is popularly known as the host of the hit 1990's series "Bill Nye The Science Guy" which he mostly tackled topics such as gravity, moon, light and color, oceanography, energy, and the wind. His famous previous PBS children's science show "Bill Nye The Science Guy" aired from 1993 to 1998.
More good news for non-profit space exploration organization the Planetary Society, led by CEO Bill Nye (The Science Guy), who last month launched their first CubeSat into orbit to test the deployment of its revolutionizing solar sail. After a series of technological glitches, the successful unfurling came as a welcomed relief.
he LightSail spacecraft is back online after experiencing power issues. The spacecraft started reporting data Saturday afternoon for the first time since Wednesday.
In one of his latest appearances, Nye is more adamant than ever that creationism is only hurting the younger generations and not fostering an environment that will allow them to think critically.
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Bill Nye "The Science Guy" became popular enough in the 90's to be a household name for years to come, but we hadn't heard from him too much until recently
Bill Nye, The Science Guy, of Dancing With The Stars Season 17 has been injured with a case of partially torn ligament, CBS News reports. The producers of the show further added that the 57-year-old celebrity contestant has been given sufficient medical attention after he got hurt during his last dance performance.
The "Science Guy" hopes to raise awareness about space exploration. If you were a kid growing up in the 90s, there is an excellent chance you remember learning about physics, magnets, and outer space from one particularly lanky and energetic science nerd: Bill Nye the Science Guy.
