* where Mr. Ham's 'creation museum' is, also where he + Nye debated a while back; all of which spawned [$15M was it?] in subsequent donations to build An Ark. also. too. They did. And Nye was there (in a video)

A backstory re Nye's efforts to convert a Mr. Bastardi (weight-lifter. climate ∆ denier) ..to look at ice cores, finally get to grok the Why and How that %CO-2 IS the demonstrated metric etc. And Nye finally (via an Institute of which he is CEO) got the mylar/photon-driven spacecraft ^launched^,

The video of interactions Nye/Ham + followers portrays that level of dogged-obtusness/which shall be vigotously defended within that (now cult) once called American 'Christianity' ..scary to watch (and see the body language, etc.) These are the ones spraying flat-black over that Enlightenment thing. Nobody in civics class ..I can recall: ever prepared us young'uns to have Neanderthal neighbors


8:00 pm
Nova [#4507]
Decoding The Weather Machine
Climate change is arguably the defining challenge of our time. Join scientists on a quest to better comprehend the workings of the weather and climate, and see how they're finding that we can be resilient-even thrive-in the face of enormous change.
duration 1:56:46 STEREO TVPG (Secondary audio: none)

10:00 pm
POV [#3101]
Bill Nye: Science Guy
Follow Bill Nye, once the host of the popular kids show, as he seeks to change the world through science. He's shedding the "Science Guy" costume with the goal of creating a more scientifically literate world.
duration 1:26:46 STEREO TVPG (Secondary audio: none)

11:30 pm
ForEveryone.Net
A 33-year-old computer programmer named Tim Berners-Lee changed the world forever when he invented the World Wide Web in 1989. His visionary decision to make it a free and accessible resource sparked a global revolution in how we communicate and participate in public life. After 25 years outside the spotlight, Sir Tim Berners-Lee emerges to tell his story for the first time and discuss new threats to Internet access as we know it.


Boffo Science evening!
Curious if above lineup was peculiar to KQED/SF or ..anyone else see such a local listing?