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Places to view scientific emperiments?

Anonymous Mon 24 Feb 15:12:10 2020 No.11413583 View Reply Original Report

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I was just wondering if there was a one stop website where you could go to see scientific experiments.. maybe where they are explained? I study chem and i have seen quite alot but mainly related to ones we've studied or seen.. i was hoping for more and additionally physics/biology experiments as well..

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Anonymous

Anonymous Mon 24 Feb 2020 15:49:48 No.11413644 Report

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YouTube is your one-stop site. The following are some science YouTube channels that I like. I tried to break them down by their content/category. There are many others, but here are just a few.

For Electrical Engineering:
ElectroBOOM, GreatScott, any arduino DIY stuff.

For Chemistry and experiments:
CodysLab, NileRed, The Thought Emporium, Sixty Symbols.

For Math and Geometry
"3 Blue 1 Brown" and Zach Star. Also Numberphile, Mathologer.

For Mechanisms/Engineering:
AvE - canadian guy who takes apart power tools and discusses the materials used and how they work and how the parts are made and shit.

There are others, such as Smarter Every Day, Veritasium and VSauce to name a few, which cross categories more. Hope that's useful to you a bit.

Anonymous

Anonymous Mon 24 Feb 2020 17:31:29 No.11413892 Report

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Awesome, thanks for those!

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