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Greetings all!

There are a few YouTube channels I watch on a regular basis that I’d put in the science/math bin. Here are a few examples:

NileRed Standup Maths Steve Mould AlphaPhoenix

I was wondering if anyone here had any recommendations for other science/math channels to follow or a resource that aggregates good channels. As a lay person, as in no college level education on these topics, I’m not sure I have the qualifications to determine if a channel is highly accurate or not. I think I’ve done a good job finding channels that are accurate but wanted to check in with folks that may be able to better determine that.

I’m particularly interested in astronomy, cosmology, and evolution.

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[–] [email protected] 8 points 1 day ago* (last edited 1 day ago)

Flammable Maths and matholiger for maths.

Cody's lab for general crazyness. Currently building a mars base replica.

Al muqaddimah for arab history and kobean history for european history. Dime store adventures for new england history.

Bruce Yeany for small and fun science experiments.

Computerphile. Periodic Videos.

Deep look for (insect) biology.

EEVblog and greatscott for electronics.

Engineerguy for deep dives into products.

NightHawkInLight, NurdRage, for fun diy chemistry.

Sui Generis Brewing for fermenting.