In an August 27 lecture that filled the 715-seat Statler Auditorium, Bill Nye presented a personal look at his lifelong interest in science and sundials. Nye talked about his father's passion for sundials and timekeeping, his time at Cornell, his work on the sundials mounted on the Mars rovers and the story behind the Bill Nye Solar Noon Clock.
Thank you for this! I'm so glad universities across the country have shared these kind of lectures on YouTube.
kryp10yt 1 month ago
"speck on an insignificant speck...." is a lesson in humility.and special privilage of "being" on this wonderfull mother planet. each of us are only given about 100
revolutions around sun and are gone. I was missing Sagan. Now Bill is my living Guru.Very inspiring..
truckman9090 4 months ago