Phil Plait

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Phil Plait is an American astronomer, science communicator, and author best known for his "Bad Astronomy" blog and books debunking pseudoscience and explaining space science to the public.

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instanceOf person
science communicator
associatedWith Bad Astronomy blog NERFINISHED
Skeptics movement NERFINISHED
blogTopic astronomy
pseudoscience debunking
space science
citizenship United States of America
surface form: United States
debunks Moon landing denial
UFO pseudoscience
astrology
degree PhD in astronomy
education University of Virginia NERFINISHED
employer NASA (contractor, past) NERFINISHED
Sonoma State University (past) NERFINISHED
familyName Plait NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork astronomy
science education
skepticism
genre popular science
science writing
givenName Philip NERFINISHED
hasActivity media appearances about space
public outreach in astronomy
hasBlog Bad Astronomy NERFINISHED
hasTwitterAccount @BadAstronomer NERFINISHED
hasWebsite https://www.badastronomy.com/
hasWritten Bad Astronomy (book) NERFINISHED
Death from the Skies! NERFINISHED
knownFor Bad Astronomy NERFINISHED
debunking pseudoscience
science communication
language English
name Phil Plait NERFINISHED
nationality American
notableWork Bad Astronomy (book) NERFINISHED
Death from the Skies! NERFINISHED
occupation astronomer
author
science communicator
role lecturer
public speaker
research astronomer (past)
writesAbout cosmology
critical thinking
planetary science
scientific skepticism
space exploration

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Penn Radio notableGuest Phil Plait