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Which science YouTuber explains the world best?
🏆 Leading: Mark Rober — a former NASA engineer, Rober turns science into elaborate real-world builds and pranks, most famously his glitter bomb package designed to catch porch pirates, which has drawn tens of millions of views per installment

Mark Rober — a former NASA engineer, Rober turns science into elaborate real-world builds and pranks, most famously his glitter bomb package designed to catch porch pirates, which has drawn tens of millions of views per installment is leading so far with 60%.

Veritasium — Derek Muller's channel is built on debunking misconceptions and exploring genuinely counterintuitive science. His video on a reservoir covered in 96 million shade balls has over 111 million views and is considered one of the best examples of the channel's style is second. On this few votes the split is still anyone's guess.

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📊 poll results
Which science YouTuber explains the world best?
60%
Leading answer
Mark Rober — a former NASA engineer, Rober turns science into elaborate real-world builds and pranks, most famously his glitter bomb package designed to catch porch pirates, which has drawn tens of millions of views per installment
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Veritasium — Derek Muller's channel is built on debunking misconceptions and exploring genuinely counterintuitive science. His video on a reservoir covered in 96 million shade balls has over 111 million views and is considered one of the best examples of the channel's style
Mark Rober — a former NASA engineer, Rober turns science into elaborate real-world builds and pranks, most famously his glitter bomb package designed to catch porch pirates, which has drawn tens of millions of views per installment
Kurzgesagt – In a Nutshell — known for its distinctive animation style, this channel tackles everything from black holes to immune systems with a level of visual polish that's influenced an entire generation of explainer content.
Smarter Every Day — Destin Sandlin combines slow-motion camera work and genuine curiosity to explore everything from rocket engines to how cats always land on their feet, blending hands-on experimentation with real scientific rigor.