NASA Nerds

Season 2Episode 760 minMay 11, 2013
NASA Nerds

The Nerdist! It's one small step for man, and one incredible show about life, the universe, and everything NASA nerds want to know about. Tonight's show is, you know, no big deal. It only features legendary astronaut Buzz Aldrin, one of 12 human beings to have ever walked on the moon! We've also got NASA's latest superstar, Bobak Ferdowsi joining us to talk about launching an SUV size probe onto Mars. Matt and Jonah hit the streets of L.A. with an exclusive "space tour" and Chris and the gange play "It Is Rocket Science" with our guests. Come blast off with us!

NASA Nerds has aired on May 11, 2013 at 10:00 PM
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