For many of us, we seen to forget the basic scientific concepts we learn from school upon reaching adulthood. Sometimes we wonder how the world around us works and we either search about it on the internet or grab a science book. If ever you log on to the internet, I would like to recommend these Youtube channels that will give you a quick understanding on some of those scientific concepts.
1. Minute Physics (youtube.com/user/minutephysics)
Created by Henry Reich
As it names implies, this channel features videos on physics. The wonderfully animated and narrated videos are also easy to understand as the scientific principles are explained clearly. To date it has 159 videos, which have garnered 237.35 million views, and more than three million subscribers. Like them on Facebook (facebook.com/MinutePhysics) and follow them on Twitter (@minutephysics).
Below are some of the channel’s videos:
2. Veritasium (youtube.com/user/1veritasium)
Created by Derek Muller
Veritasium features videos on science and engineering presented in different ways. Instead of simply explaining scientific concepts, the channel’s videos also features experiments, interview with experts, demos, and discussions with the public. To date the channel has 223 videos, which has over 223 million views, and gained more than 3.2 million subscribers. Like them on Facebook (facebook.com/veritasium) and follow them on Twitter and Instagram.
Watch the video below to know more about the channel:
Below are some videos from the channel:
3. AsapSCIENCE (youtube.com/user/AsapSCIENCE)
Created by Mitchel Moffit and Gragory Brown
The channel features a wide range of scientific videos, which tackles on the simple things around us like “Does school matter?”, “The science of Dogs”, or the “Science of Bacon”. Their videos are well animated and the concepts are explained clearly. To date the channel has gained over 469 million views and have more than 4.4 million subscribers. Like them on Facebook (facebook.com/AsapSCIENCE) and follow them on Twitter (@AsapSCIENCE) and Insatgram (@asapscience).
Below are some videos from the channel:
Science-to-go was published on Sun.Star Davao on October 29, 2015. Web Traveller is my weekly column on Sun.Star Davao featuring things from the internet.
