Bill Nye explains why volcanos still exist 4.5 billion years later #shorts

Ever wonder where volcanos come from? The answer is out of this world.

Synopsis: The End is Nye sends Bill Nye into the most epic global disasters imaginable – both natural and unnatural – and then demystifies them using science to show how we can survive, mitigate, and even prevent them. Each stand-alone episode takes a hell-bent dive into the mystery and terror of one specific threat. Every catastrophe is abundant with thrills, but also offers hope and a way forward —a scientific blueprint for surviving anything that comes our way. The series is hosted and executive produced by Emmy Award winner and renowned science educator, engineer, author, and inventor Bill Nye. Each episode also features a brief cameo by longtime science advocate and series EP Seth MacFarlane.

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[KeyboardSmasherGamingX]

Props to the camera man and Bill Nye for using a time machine 💀

[DeeveOnYT]

My question - is he still wearing a bow tie inside that space-suit?

[jonnyfyre]

So Bill Nye is 4.54 billion years old.

[Johny_Truant]

I'm putting this on my watch list.

[estreliasoriano]

I wish they'd pin here what shows these clips are from..

[navigatingel]

Rocks don't melt so what is lava? Has anyone personally seen lava?