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Bill Nye speaks during a press conference before a global climate march outside the City Hall on November 29, 2015 in New York City.

Why 4chan Isn’t Buying What Bill Nye and Political Entertainers Are Selling

Leftist sanctimony—under the guise of entertainment—acts as recruiters for the Right.
By Jay Irwin
Emily Calandrelli is a correspondent on Bill Nye Saves the World.

Interview: This ‘Space Gal’ Will Help Bill Nye Save the World

The Emmy-nominated science reporter known as the ‘Space Gal,’ Emily Calandrelli, will join Bill Nye Saves the World as a correspondent.
By Robin Seemangal
Bill Nye, Nick Graham (Photo: NIck Graham).

Your Grade School Hero, Bill Nye ‘The Science Guy,’ Is Designing Bow Ties

“What we want is humans orbiting Mars in 2033, probably landing on Phobos, which is a moon of Mars, and the word landing is kind of an approximation because there’s so little gravity, so it’s kind of lassoing the moon of Mars, and then we want a mission to Europa, which is the moon of Jupiter, which has twice as much sea water as the Earth,” Bill Nye, the world-renowned “Science Guy” said this morning at Nick Graham’s headquarters overlooking Bryant Park. "It’s very reasonable that if you have sea water for 4 1/2 billion years, maybe there’s something alive! As I say, 100 years from now, people will know whether there was, or is, life on Mars. Well, I want to find out now.”
By Zachary Weiss

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