A storm twice Earth's size takes the lead for Cleo Abram
Her flight-path video still holds the week's biggest total, and an eight-day-old alien planet video is keeping a crowd of its own.
Cleo AbramStory of 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.
Why Do All The Planes Fly This Line?
Cleo Abram sits sixth of nine by subscribers among the science and experiment channels. ElectroBOOM is only a hair above her, and SciShow sits a short step below.
She posted four videos, all of them built around a question about scale or space. "Why Do All The Planes Fly This Line?" has the most views of the week, past two and a half million after three days. Yet the newest one is now moving faster. "This Storm Is Twice the Size of Earth" is barely a day old and is gathering views close to twice as fast as the planes video. "Antarctica Is Bigger Than You Think" has settled into a steadier pace. "What If You Got Sucked Into A Black Hole?" has had the gentlest start of the four.
The week's batch is not carrying the channel alone. "New Alien Host Planet Just Dropped" is eight days old and still the third-busiest video on the channel. It has more views than any of the new four and is still gathering them at a healthy clip. The channel is also picking up new subscribers at a lively rate right now, about ten thousand a day.
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The videos drawing views on Cleo Abram right now
- Channel
- Cleo Abram
- Subscribers
- 8,770,000
- Videos published this week
- 4
- Video published
- September 24, 2026
- Video views so far
- 2,525,724
- First-day pace, views per day
- 1,247,084
The numbers
Here are the figures behind Cleo Abram's week.
