Bill Nyethe 'Science Guy' who is known for his humor and love for science is being honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
Bill Nye will join a long list of icons with their names on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. the "Science Guy" who is known for his humor and love for science is being honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.announced their new class of honorees Monday. The categories for stars include motion pictures, recording, live theatre/live performance, radio, and sports entertainment.
“I’ve always loved airplanes and flight. There’s a hydraulic resonance suppressor ‘Quinke’ tube on the 747-horizontal stabilizer drive system that I like to think of as my tube,” Nye said on his website. After a few years, Nye quit his engineering job and pursued a career as a comedy writer and performer on Seattle’s comedy show “Almost Live” in 1986. It was through this that his Emmy award-winning show “Bill Nye the Science Guy” was born.
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