‘Educational’ Youtube Channels (Pt. 1)

Eddie Woo (Mathematics & IPT)

Featured: Playlist of ‘HSC Maths: Integration’
BONUS: WooTube 2 (Teacher Videos)

Explosions&Fire2/Tom (Chemistry)

Featured: Eating the alkali metals: Salts taste test
BONUS: Extractions&Ire (Chemistry)

Looking Glass Universe/Mithuna Yoganathan (Physics & Calculus)

Featured: The most beautiful idea in physics – Noether’s Theorem

Mathologer/Burkard Polster (Mathematics)

Featured: Epicycles, complex Fourier series and Homer Simpson’s orbit
BONUS: Mathologer 2 (Extra Materials)

Standupmaths/Matt Parker (Mathematics)

Featured: Checking the exact angle of parking bays (in Sydney)

Featured: Chris Budd – Why Does Rudolph Have A Shiny Nose?

Primitive Technology/John Plant (Survival)

Featured: Forge Blower

Featured: A Brief History of Pi

Singing Banana/James Grime (Mathematics)

Featured: New Wikipedia sized proof explained with a puzzle

Featured: How a quartz watch works – its heart beats 32,768 times a second

Featured: What Happens When Maths Goes Wrong? – with Matt Parker

Tibees/Toby Hendy (Mathematics & Science)

Featured: Playlist of ‘The Joy of Mathematics’

Tom Scott (Science, Technology & Languages)

Featured: Slowing Down A Stock Exchange With 38 Miles of Cable
BONUS: Matt and Tom (Entertainment)

Up and Atom/Jade Tan-Holmes (Mathematics, Physics & Computers)

Featured: Russell’s Paradox – A Ripple in the Foundations of Mathematics

Veritasium/Derek Muller (Physics)

Featured: The Most Radioactive Places on Earth
BONUS 1: 2veritasium (Science) [Inactive]
BONUS 2: Sciencium (Science) [Inactive]

Wendover Productions/Sam Denby (Many Subjects)

Featured: The World’s Shortcut: How the Panama Canal Works
BONUS: Half as Interesting (Many Subjects)

Check Part 2 for an unsorted list of other educational Youtube channels.

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