minutephysics' vibrating strings keep humming with nothing new posted
A two-month-old video about strings is drawing about three times the daily views of the next busiest one, a winter explainer on ISO.
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Strings Don't Vibrate The Way You Think
What keeps minutephysics going when no new video goes up? Mostly one question about guitar strings. "Strings Don't Vibrate The Way You Think" is 61 days old and past a million views, and it is still pulling well ahead of everything else on the channel.
Behind it sits "Do *you* understand ISO?", posted about 200 days ago and still collecting a steady trickle, and "The Wavy Window Paradox", a 40-day-old video moving at roughly half that pace. The channel as a whole ran at exactly its usual daily rate, and the subscriber count held level just short of six million.
Among science channels, minutephysics sits fourth of nine by subscribers, a hair ahead of Be Smart. The loudest channel in the group by far is Cleo Abram, drawing millions of views a day, while Action Lab Shorts is having the calmest time of the bunch. For minutephysics, the story right now belongs to a string that will not stop vibrating.
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