"Any country that doesn't embrace science, that doesn't invest in science is going to fall behind economically. It's going to get out-competed by other countries. And I think in the coming weeks we'll come to realize that. You can't ignore science and stay competitive."

How do the Gilmore Girls talk so fast? What's going on with the multiverses in Stranger Things? Why do we all squeal when we see the puppies on Fuller House? As always, Bill Nye the Science Guy has the answers.

Bill Nye was invited to speak on CNN's New Day Saturday program for Earth Day, and he was exasperated that CNN also invited a climate change denier. Nye said, "Much as I love the CNN, you're doing a disservice by having one climate change skeptic and not 97 or 98 scientists or engineers concerned about climate change."

In a segment titled "Science Support" on WIRED, our favorite Science Guy answered Twitter questions about science, addressing topics like cognitive dissonance, alternative energy, and other curiosities.

Bill says he chose Tyler because "He's the man. He's got the beat. He understood the beat ... which goes back to the original song from twenty-five years ago."

A new documentary titled Fight for Space examines the future of our space program while asking important questions like why we haven't been back to the moon, why we're so focused on orbiting the Earth and why haven't we been to Mars yet?

As spring approaches, more and more TV premiere dates are being released.

If you watched the Super Bowl yesterday, then you may have seen a commercial for Persil ProClean detergent starring Bill Nye. The fine folks behind the commercial released a behind-the-scenes blooper reel that's just all kinds of adorable.

At this past New York Men's Fashion Week, Buzz Aldrin and Bill Nye both walked in designer Nick Graham's Fall 2017 show, themed "Life on Mars: Fall-Winter 2035."

Armed with Nye's signature look, the dapper bow tie, entrepreneur and model Karlie Kloss, space exploration advocate Emily Calandrelli, comedian Joanna Hausmann, Veritasium's Derek Muller, and comedian Nazeem Hussain announce their new positions

Netflix just uploaded a short clip that'll give you all the sitting-in-a-middle-school-science-class feels. In a joke segment called "Real(ish) Science With Bill Nye," our favorite science man tells us how "getting hooked" will improve our lives—whether its on phonics, a coat hook, or Netflix.

Bill Nye has long been trying to "change the world" by bringing science to the masses—at the very least since Bill Nye the Science Guy first aired in 1993—but now he and Netflix have an ambitious new goal: saving the world. In spring 2017, Bill Nye Saves the World will debut on Netflix, full of science, special guests, and probably all the nostalgia you can handle.

When you're a Facebook page called NASA Climate Change (or when you run one, because NASA's Facebook pages probably are not sentient—probably), a climate change denier claiming to be supported by NASA while leaving a Facebook message for Bill Nye might as well be your bat signal. Exactly that situation arose just days ago, and NASA Climate Change descended to exact justice on its unwitting prey.

Have you ever needed to LOL at something and just felt you didn't have the gravitas of a well-respected scientist and beloved former children's TV show host? Here you go, friend!

Bill Nye stepped into dangerous nerd waters in a recent interview with Rolling Stone, "deciding" once and for all the answer to the age-old geek debate: What's better? Star Trek or Star Wars? Watch the video after the jump for Nye's response!

In the latest installment of Bill Nye's emoji series on Mashable Water Cooler (which has covered evolution, the internet, climate change, etc), Bill Nye covers the science of sleep and different kinds of sleep.

Jennifer Lawrence and Natalie Dormer accidentally kissed at the Mockingjay Part 2 premier and all of my anime-watching friends know accidental kissing is how every romance starts.