Point of Inquiry interview

Explore the fascinating insights about the end of the Earth from Chris Mooney in this engaging interview on Point of Inquiry.

ByPhil Plait
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I did an interview with my old friend Chris Mooney for Point of Inquiry, and it's now live. We talk about the end of the Earth, punching Buzz Aldrin, Hollywood science, and other topics astronomical and hysterical. Enjoy!

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