Join host Bill Nye as he recounts the 100 most important discoveries and explains how each one has had a hand in shaping the modern world. Watch his lively and dramatic accounts and learn how the great discoveries were made, how they impacted the development of scientific knowledge and how they touch our lives today.
Gregor Mendel’s work with pea plants pioneered the study of genetics, but it wasn’t until the creation of the double helix DNA model that the field really began to take off.
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Join host Bill Nye as he recounts the 100 most important discoveries and explains how each one has had a hand in shaping the modern world. Watch his lively and dramatic accounts and learn how the great discoveries were made, how they impacted the development of scientific knowledge and how they touch our lives today.
Roman Empire
Solar System – Earth Is Not Orbiting The Sun
Pineal Gland
Heart – Transplanting Memories
Universe – The Shape of The Universe
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