2022年1月31日 · After On - Rob Reid - science and technology Hardcore History - history in depth The Anthropocene Reviewed - reviewing aspects of earth on a 5 star scale Ologies - interviewing people with different science jobs 50 things that made the modern economy. Useful Websites: SciHub - remove academic paper paywalls KhanAcademy - learn anything

Kyle Hill and Smarter Every Day are outstanding science communicators who cover a wide range of topics. Overly Sarcastic Productions is also an excellent world history (Blue) and literature history (Red) channel. AI and Games does fascinating breakdowns of the design principles behind AI systems, user interfaces, and game design in general.

Engineer Guy - engineering/science of everyday things SciShow - science SciShow Space - astronomy Reactions - chemistry NurdRage - hobbyist/pro chemistry Curious Archive - speculative biology Chubbyemu - medical case studies on people presenting to the emergency room with unusual life-threatening issues And some old channels:

2020年8月2日 · The Science Channel is not part of the Discovery Network's "primary tier" channel bundle but is usually sold as a higher tier channel (which YTTV doesn't have) or as part of an add on package. If YTTV does add a bonus tier or add on package, that may open the door for them to add it in the future the next time the Discovery networks carriage ...

2024年5月4日 · Science Channel is not included as a part of YouTube TV, so you can’t sign into Science Channel with those credentials. Science Channel probably lists every provider in its list to choose from, but that doesn’t mean they’re all supported.

Before I cut the cord, I had a fairly high end package from Spectrum but it didn’t include the Science channel. It (like YTTV) did include the SyFy channel but that channel has a very loose connection with any real scence. What this suggests to me is that, unfortunately, very few Americans have an interest in real science.

2011年1月15日 · I really loved The Universe, especially the first two seasons (about plantes and the solar system). Season 3&4 wasn't that good IMO, but still enjoyable.

1.9K votes, 186 comments. true. Sabine is on the list; she’s under Space. I think she would fit much, much better under general science though since she covers a wide breadth of topics and her speciality in her research in physics isn’t even astro anyway.

Sabine Hossenfelder focuses on debunking a lot of physics misinformation that is out there. The tagline of her channel is "science without the gobbledegook". She crusades against sensationalist science reporting in particular. To that end, she recently started doing her own weekly science news digests, not limited only to physics.

Quizknock is a pretty popular Japanese youtube channel that occasionally makes science videos. The topics they discuss are pretty simple and I’m not sure if this is the type of videos you’re looking for, but it’s pretty fun to watch and some of the videos have English subtitles I believe.