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During his time working for NASA on the Curiosity rover, Mark Rober's science communication videos went viral skyrocketing his career. He now runs a business empire, hosts alongside Jimmy Kimmel, and is one of the faces of YouTube.
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Todd from Project Farm methodically and scientifically reviews tools & equipment of all types. Even if you're not in the market for a new chainsaw, there's a mesmerizing quality to his thorough videos. Simply put, this is what YouTube is all about.
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This channel delivers on its namesake better than most, providing curiosity-peaking lego-centric experiments like how fast you can spin a lego wheel before it explodes, or what it takes to get a lego car over an ever increasing gap. Come for the scientific method, stay for the snappy no-talk editing.
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Veritasium is one of the foremost science communicators on YouTube for a reason. His videos explore a broad range of fascinating science and engineering topics with attention-grabbing style and eye-popping visuals.