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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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Always laughing Simone Giertz first went viral building "shitty" robots that failed at their tasks. Now she builds, and breaks, even bigger stuff like her giant pair of scissors or the tesla she converted into a pickup truck. Plus she's a badass brain surgery survivor.
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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.
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There's something special about Steve Mould's approach to science communication. He'll find weird, fascinating phenomenon and together with us, the audience, he'll figure out why that bizarre thing occurs through the scientific process.
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From vintage VHS players to portable air conditions this creator investigates and then educates us about the everyday technology that makes our lives more comfortable.