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The Science & learning daily chart - October 29, 2026
The most watched Science & learning videos on October 29, 2026.
Shorts are counted apart.
Videos
▶ Tap a picture to play from any place in the chart; the player goes on from there.
- 1
Inside Japan’s Giant Neutrino Detector | BBC Earth Science - 2
The Impossible Reality Inside a Black Hole - 3
Uranus: The Weirdest Planet In The Solar System - 4
Tom Scott's breaking machine has a gentler purpose, too - 5
What matters at life's end? Christopher Kerr joins Steven Bartlett - 6
These WW1 Movie Tactics Would Get Everyone Killed - 7
Breathtaking WW1 battlefield uncovers a soldier untouched since the war | BBC Timestamp - 8
Mind Bending Paradoxes That Will Keep You Up At Night - 9
?PHP Problem? - Computerphile - 10
They Lied to You About Nelson Mandela's Past – Rob Hersov
Shorts
▶ Tap a picture to play from any place in the chart; the player goes on from there.
- 1
This Fusion Company Just Ordered 10,000km of Magnetic Tape - 2
Scientists Discover Brain-Eating Fungi Infecting Humans - 3
Scientists Discover Gut Bacteria Stops Heart Disease - 4
The chainmail bikini actually makes sense? - 5
This is the graph giving me hope right now - 6
A flame-throwing robot, a tree sensor and FireSat take on wildfires - 7
The Fall of The British Empire in 30 (ish) seconds - 8
Healing gel brings a video-game idea to Dr Ben Miles - 9
The Moon Is Leaving Us - 10
This Fusion Startup Is Building an “Impossible” Reactor
How the chart works
- The chart counts views from October 29, 2026 at 4:00 a.m. to October 30, 2026 at 4:00 a.m. (UTC).
- Only videos put up in the last 30 days take part in the chart.
- 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.
