Why Space Should Be Explored

Science Rules! with Bill Nye

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4.6 • 4.7K Ratings

🗓️ 19 December 2019

⏱️ 47 minutes

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This week on Science Rules! Bill and Corey talk through why exploring space has created so much progress for many fields of science and for humanity at large. Plus, they take listener calls about, you guessed it...SPACE! You can listen to ad-free new episodes of Science Rules! only on Stitcher Premium. For a free month of Stitcher Premium, go to stitcherpremium.com [stitcherpremium.com] and use promo code ‘SCIENCE.’

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0:00.0	We're all science people.
0:09.6	Science!
0:10.6	Exactly.
0:11.6	We know it's a good idea because it's lasted.
0:14.5	We could teach kids and they get it.
0:17.0	There's chemistry in here, there's biology in here.
0:19.8	It's in whiskey, it's an ice cream, it's in who you've all loved with.
0:23.8	That's the recipe for success.
0:25.9	We can make the world better for everybody.
0:31.0	Starting now.
0:34.5	Welcome, welcome, welcome to Science Rules.
0:36.8	I am your host, Bill Nye.
0:39.8	And this is the show where science rules.
0:42.2	It's a call and show.
0:43.7	If you want to ask us a question on the air, please go to askbillnye.com and submit your
0:49.7	question and I hope you make it on the air.
0:52.7	Once again today, I am joined of course by my dear friend, longtime colleague and co-workers,
1:00.4	science writer, editor and still a friend, Corey S. Powell, greetings Corey.
1:06.1	Oh, greetings, Bill.
1:07.1	Now Corey, Bill, I'm of a certain age.
1:10.8	I was 12 years old when people first walked on the moon.
1:14.2	I was on my knees watching a black and white general electric television.
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