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Teppei Katori's selfie from inside Japan's giant neutrino detector
The Science's Greatest Mysteries clip follows the T2K experiment's search for a difference between neutrinos and their antimatter twins.
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Astrum 194K views since yesterday
The Impossible Reality Inside a Black Hole
The Diary Of A CEO Clips 125K views since yesterday
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Computerphile 101K views since yesterday
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Philosophy Tube 93K views since yesterday
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Shorts
610KDr Ben MilesThis Fusion Company Just Ordered 10,000km of Magnetic Tape
114KSimon ClarkThis is the graph giving me hope right now
68KThe Rest Is HistoryThe Fall of The British Empire in 30 (ish) seconds
63KeuronewsIn Pompeii, a woman's wardrobe resurfaces with beauty items and jewels
50KAstroKobiHow Big Is The Biggest Black Hole?
26KJackSucksAtGeographyI tricked the system! 😈
8,884British Council | EnglishWhat should I read? #podcast #booktok
8,368Survive HistoryHow Greek Warriors Really Fought During the Age of Heroes
6,100Sky NewsCould artificial intelligence really wipe out humanity by using a bioweapon?
6,036Astrum EarthWhy You Can't See Indonesia’s Most Dangerous Fires
This week with the creators
- This week on the channel 117K views since yesterdayAstrum explains sideways Uranus with a football on a skewer
- This week on the channel 3,041 views since yesterdayAbsolute History finds a palace-sized problem in visitor dust
- This week on the channel 5,782 views since yesterdayHistory Buffs revisits the dramatic inventions behind HBO's Chernobyl
- This week on the channel 593 views since yesterdayTheDadLab leaves the kitchen experiments to its back catalogue
- This week on the channel 87K views since yesterdayTom Scott's breaking machine has a gentler purpose, too
- This week on the channel +5.9M views this weekGuinness World Records gives paper aircraft a giant wingspan
shortThe biggest Science & learning channels
| # | channel | subscribers | in the last 7 days | views gained this week |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |  Tom Scott | 6,750,000 | ▲ 10,000 | ▲ 2,935,745 |
| 2 |  TheDadLab | 5,130,000 | no change | ▲ 606,380 |
| 3 |  The Engineering Mindset | 4,490,000 | no change | ▲ 897,712 |
| 4 |  Steve Mould | 3,620,000 | no change | ▲ 1,222,270 |
| 5 |  AstroKobi | 3,200,000 | no change | ▲ 3,586,445 |
| 6 |  Astrum | 2,900,000 | no change | ▲ 3,146,185 |
| 7 |  Dr Ben Miles | 2,660,000 | ▲ 20,000 | ▲ 15,690,929 |
| 8 |  Computerphile | 2,640,000 | no change | ▲ 520,928 |
| 9 |  History Matters | 1,920,000 | no change | ▲ 1,238,463 |
| 10 |  BBC Earth Science | 1,830,000 | ▲ 10,000 | ▲ 4,154,519 |
| 11 |  JackSucksAtGeography | 1,770,000 | no change | ▲ 1,321,845 |
| 12 |  Jack Edwards | 1,740,000 | no change | ▲ 1,134,959 |
| 13 |  The People Profiles | 1,680,000 | no change | ▲ 1,292,448 |
| 14 |  Domain of Science | 1,670,000 | no change | ▲ 119,575 |
| 15 |  Philosophy Tube | 1,670,000 | no change | ▲ 110,183 |
As of October 31, 2026
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