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Action Lab Shorts' frictionless motion clip glides toward a million

With nothing new posted, a 67-day-old short is doing almost a quarter of the channel's daily work while its neighbors barely stir.

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Action Lab ShortsStory of September 28, 2026Trari Newsroom

Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

The Strange Limit of Frictionless Motion

"The Strange Limit of Frictionless Motion" is 67 days old, and on Action Lab Shorts it is still the video that keeps going. With no new uploads this week, it carried the channel on its own, drawing about a quarter of the channel's daily views and edging closer to a million total.

The gap behind it is wide. "World's Fastest 3D Printer" and "Why Hot Wax is So Dangerous (Don't Try This...)" have both passed four hundred thousand views, but each now adds only around a hundred a day. The frictionless clip is moving more than a hundred times faster than either.

The channel as a whole ran exactly at its usual pace, and the subscriber count held still. Among science and experiment channels it sits fourth by subscribers but draws the fewest daily views of the group listed here. NileBlue and Real Engineering are the busiest names this week, each pulling views at roughly ten times this channel's pace. Maybe a short about something that refuses to stop was always going to outlast the rest.

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