Bill Nye the Science Guy says he had to cut ties with Robert F. Kennedy Jr. after receiving endless text messages about autism and vaccines.

Nearly three decades after the final episode of his beloved TV show aired, Bill Nye the Science Guy is still advocating for science. In fact, in an era when science often feels under siege, he’s ...

Nye's fridge is filled with many of the staples—including his favorite Dijon mustard (from Trader Joe's) and his milk of ...

In the spring of 1993, a 30-minute program called Bill Nye the Science Guy aired for the first time on KCTS-TV, a Seattle-based PBS affiliate.. Within months, the show was being syndicated nationally, ...

Millennials grew up watching Bill Nye the Science Guy, learning about everything from space to chemistry from the affable engineer and science education guru.Nye is returning to television on Aug ...

Bill Nye The Science Guy, 68, graces the cover of Time Out magazine to talk about the 2024 solar eclipse, and fans are loving his fashionable outfits. One fan compared the beloved scientist's ...

Once again I must protest your identifying Bill Nye, who holds a bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering, as “the Science Guy” when you print his letters (Nov. 20) invariably arguing for ...

Bill Nye, the "science guy" himself, ... Over six episodes – each focused on catastrophes such as killer asteroids and earthquakes – the longtime TV scientist lays out the harsh realities ...

Beloved childhood television host, Bill Nye the Science Guy, stopped by CNN to express his concerns with Donald Trump's PBS budget cuts. On Thursday, Trump signed an anticipated executive order ...

Bill Nye the science guy gives his best tips 03:57. Share this - Copied. Millions are gearing up for a rare total solar eclipse that will sweep across North America.

Everyone’s favorite science figure, Bill Nye the Science Guy, is back with The End is Nye a riveting series that explores the negative impacts of climate chaos on the world.

Bill Nye has every right to express his opinion regarding your content (Letters, March 4) and you have every right to publish it. I take issue, however, with your identifying Mr. Nye as “The ...