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The Science & learning weekly chart - November 1 to 7, 2026
The most watched Science & learning videos in the week of November 1 to 7, 2026.
Shorts are counted apart.
Videos
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- 1
Veritasium's "alien matter" is helium that climbs out of its cup - 2
NileBlue's skull candy hits every taste at once, but no flavor - 3
When the US Hit Tokyo After Pearl Harbor - 4
Mark Rober's Jenga fix involves a wrist-mounted air cannon - 5
Tom Scott explains why balancing Britain's power grid is getting harder - 6
Doctor Mike traces the tragedies behind patient-protection laws - 7
Stuff Made Here builds a car wash for muddy dogs - 8
Technology Connections wants alkaline batteries to borrow carbon-zinc's "diaper" - 9
Is spacetime fundamental? The Infographics Show follows the quantum clues - 10
4.6 million views in a day and a half for Philipp Dettmer's cancer story
Shorts
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- 1
What If The Hoover Dam Was Made Of Humans 😨 - 2
A Little Girl FOUND A 1,500 Year Old SWORD 😯❤️ - 3
How do you survive without a head? - 4
They Tried To Escape Alcatraz…😱🚫 - 5
Name Every Country That Starts with "P"!🗺️ - 6
The Insane Science Hidden in These Toys - 7
Ghost Tape Number 10 - 8
Elizabeth and Briceida teach six verbs with squishy dumplings - 9
Why Time Zones Got So Weird 🇨🇦🇺🇸 Canada vs USA 🕒 - 10
3v3: Hammer @Peskovii
How the chart works
- The chart counts views from November 1, 2026 at 4:00 a.m. to November 8, 2026 at 4:00 a.m. (UTC).
- Each video counts with the views of its first 30 days, also when it went up before the week began.
- Shorts (up to 3 minutes) are ranked in a list of their own.
- Each list has up to 5 videos from a channel: its 5 most watched.
- The chart covers the channels Trari follows. Is your channel missing? Add a channel
Subscriber, view, like and comment counts are YouTube's. Rates, usual days, rankings, comparisons and categories are Trari's own calculations.
