Today there are a lot of different channels registered on Youtube. We decided to put together a list of the most interesting ones for you.
To highlight the most interesting channels, we divided them into categories and additionally divided each category into Russian-language channels and foreign ones. And so let's get started
Foreign gaming channels Youtube
Among foreign ones, naturally, the first place was taken by PewDiePie is a Swedish video blogger who this moment is the most popular person on YouTube - he has the most subscribers.
The most interesting entertainment channels on YouTube
Foreign entertainment channels Youtube
The entertainment segment is the most extensive on YouTube. All these funny videos, compilations of shows, etc. are all very popular and fun. But we tried to highlight the most interesting representatives. The channel came in first place FailBlog. The guys were among the first to start making funny compilations from unsuccessful attempts different people and thus earned their first place.
Channels shared second and third place SMOSH And nigahiga. Once you visit them, you definitely won’t be bored.
Russian-language entertainment channels on Youtube
The first place may no longer be a trending one, but it’s still a very popular channel. This is good.
On the second and third lines we placed FROST and the girl - TheKateClapp.
Foreign culinary channels Youtube
Cooking is not much fun, but you can’t live without it. Therefore, we decided to include this selection here, especially since there are not so few culinary channels on YouTube.
What to do if you want not only to have an interesting time, but also to learn something new? To that end, we've put together a list of 15 educational YouTube channels that you should watch.
Postscience
Postscience is a project about modern fundamental science and the scientists who create it. The channel contains interesting videos and lectures from leading Russian and world scientists on a variety of topics. There is history, geography, medicine, and astronomy, in general, for every taste. Most lectures are quite short - under 20 minutes. So that they are easier to digest.
Gutenberg smoking room
Channel of the most visited lecture hall in the country. Many topics, many authors, hundreds of hours very educational videos. There are also lectures and other formats here, but the videos are much longer - from 20 minutes to an hour.
Science
Funny short animated videos. Each of them answers some non-trivial question in a simple and accessible form. For example: “Why do we procrastinate”, “Why do zebras need stripes” and “Is it possible to defeat old age.”
Intelligence question from Goblin
If you like long, detailed conversations with scientists in interview format, you should check out the channel of the well-known Dmitry Puchkov, aka “Goblin”. He has a wonderful column “Intelligence Issues” in which he talks mainly with historians and political scientists.
Official youtube channel educational project Arzamas, which is dedicated to humanitarian knowledge. Here you will find lectures on history, literature, art, anthropology and philosophy.
365 days
The TV channel uploads its educational films, programs and lectures by scientists to YouTube for 365 days. Mainly on the history of Russia and the world.
Vert Dider translation studio
Translation and voiceover studio Vert Dider collects the most interesting popular science materials on the Internet and translates them into Russian. There is no specific topic; the channel contains videos on both the humanities and programming, for example.
Sci-One TV
Sci-One TV is a team of enthusiastic volunteers, including young scientists, journalists, engineers, artists, specialists and simply creative people. The guys consider science and enlightenment to be the greatest achievements of humanity. And we are confident that knowledge can change for the better here and now and even save lives. Therefore, we decided to make science and the love of knowledge popular through a YouTube channel.
Popular channel about science and technology. A fun story about everything that surrounds us, from pets and music to stars and planets.
Everything is like animals
Alpha Centauri
If you love space, be sure to subscribe to the Alpha Centauri channel. The guys who created it are also passionately in love with this airless space. They translate Western scientific videos and films into Russian, as well as live show almost all rocket launches.
AlexGyver
A scientific and entertainment channel about homemade products and experiments at home. You will learn how to make all sorts of interesting things with your own hands and what cool and dangerous experiments you can conduct with ordinary things.
TOPLESS
Soldering iron TV
A channel for electronics engineers, radio amateurs, do-it-yourselfers, microcontroller makers, audiophiles and everyone who is interested in the DIY topic. If you like to tinker with microcircuits and are never without a soldering iron, feel free to subscribe to the channel.
Funny, but sometimes very useful experiments and experiments, mainly with electricity. The guys from Lugansk will tell you how to charge your phone under a high-voltage power line or create ultra-long-range Wi-Fi.
Today - another selection of interesting channels on YouTube: 20 best scientific and educational channels. If you like videos of this kind, you will definitely like this selection!
Interesting channels on YouTube: TOP-20 popular science in Russian
1.Science and Technology - popular science channel in Russian
2. Science 2.0 - another interesting YouTube channel
3. AlexTranslations
4.Intellectual
Documentary and popular science films and television programs, lecture series, television magazines, guidebooks, video lessons, video experiments, etc.
5. Channel interesting video
Archaeological finds that contradict official science are scattered all over the world. Artifacts of ancient civilizations and the newly discovered knowledge of lost civilizations of the Earth.
6. SuperGressus
7. Naked Science
Video about science and technology from foreign sources in Russian.
8. Sci-One TV
Reports from scientific and technical events, interviews with experts and educational stories that reveal certain scientific issues.
9. Science
Animated videos that explain scientific facts in a popular and humorous manner and answer related questions.
10. Gutenberg smoking room
Channel of the educational project “Obrazovac Lecture Hall: Gutenberg Smoking Room.” Videos of lectures from open events dedicated to popular science topics appear here.
11. PostScience
Recordings of lectures on fundamental science, in which Russian scientists talk about their research in the first person.
12. Arzamas
Video lectures and short stories delivered by Russian scientists on issues in the humanities.
13. Attic
14. Lectorium
Recordings of lectures given at different universities in Russia.
15. Everything is like animals
Evgenia Timonova, together with her assistants, travels around the world and films stories about man and the nature around him.
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16. KREOSAN
A channel about inventions, technology, experiments and curious features of nature. Ideas and creative ways to bring them to life.
Television has long gone out of fashion - everyone has gone to the Internet. We have collected 60 of the most interesting YouTube channels about science, technology and self-development. If only watching YouTube channels could be a skill required by employers! However, you can do it without this in our constructor.For the curious
Vsauce— Answers to questions about the Universe, human brain and other mysteries of the planet.
In a Nutshell— Very stylish videos on scientific topics.
C. G. P. Gray— The channel talks about politics, geography and culture.
Crash Course— Here is information about literally everything: physics, philosophy, games, economics, politics, astronomy, anatomy and physiology, world history, biology, literature, ecology, chemistry, psychology.
Scishow— Incredible facts and science news: find out why your headphones are constantly getting tangled and what position is best to sleep in.
HowStuffWorks— A channel for curious whys.
Brit Lab— A channel from the BBC, the creator of the best scientific television programs.
THNKR— People, stories and ideas that change the way you look at the world.
Scientific experiments
MinutePhysics— Not boring physics: you’ll make up for missed classes at school.
MinuteEarth— 359 videos about science and life: from human life expectancy to DNA tests.
Veritasium— Scientist and filmmaker Derek Mueller talks science, engineering and space.
Numberphile— The best channel for lovers of mathematics and numbers.
SmarterEveryDay— Aeronautical and mechanical engineer Destin Sandlin explores the world of science and shares his findings on his channel.
Periodic Videos— Chemistry lovers rejoice—the channel is for you. There is a video about each chemical element here!
Sixty Symbols— A channel for serious science fans - there are many topics on physics and astronomy.
AsapSCIENCE— Everything we like: interesting, educational and humorous.
It's Okay To Be Smart— PhD raises hot topics: how the pyramids were built in Egypt and why we love our family.
PatrickJMT— Another channel for mathematicians. A visual explanation of the topics mixed with videos from chess tournaments.
Bozeman Science— A teacher with 20 years of experience talks about science simply and clearly.
Technologies are already coming
computerphile— A collection of videos about computer science and tech.
The Game Theorists— Hello gamers: theories and analysis of video games here.
Extra Credits— Video game design, history, science fiction and much more.
The New Boston— Tons great videos for developers!
Expanding our horizons
The School of Life— A channel with interesting videos about people, psychology and emotions.
BrainCraft— A weekly portion of videos on psychology and neuroscience.
Wisecrack— Witty sketches about movies, television and books.
PBS Idea Channel— Analysis of the relationship between pop culture, contemporary art and technology.
Philosophy Tube— Invaluable knowledge about philosophy in one channel.
For a creative approach
Mark Crilley— Drawing lessons from the illustrator of more than 40 books.
Draw With Jazza— Dozens of life hacks for artists: how to draw emotions, what materials to use and analysis of different styles.
JustinGuitar— Courses on playing the guitar - different techniques and styles.
HDpiano- Learn to play the piano - mom will be happy!
Every Frame a Painting— Paradise for a cinephile: 28 videos about the world of cinema.
Photo Exposed— Tips for beginning photographers: choosing a camera, retouching, tips for working with light.
The Art Assignment— Reflections on art from a curator at the American Museum of Art.
Film Riot— Here they will teach you how to make films.
Crazy experiments
Grant Thompson— Extreme experiments and everything that is not recommended to be repeated on your own - here.
Crazy Russian Hacker— The name will tell you what to expect here :) A funny channel with strange but cool experiments.
Closer to nature
BBC Earth— A beautiful BBC channel about nature.
The Brain Scoop— An employee of the Field Museum of Natural History in Chicago will guide you through the museum’s secret corners, show rare exhibits, and share knowledge.
Informative
ouLearn— The International Open University now shares knowledge on YouTube.
The R.S.A.— Here you will find speeches by prominent leaders on politics, art and science. And also short educational videos.
TED Talks— If you are not watching this channel yet, just trust us and subscribe. One of the most useful channels.
TED-Ed— “Brother” TED Talks — an educational channel about everything in the world. A useful channel if you want to learn interesting things, but don’t subscribe to dozens of different channels.
Biologists Mitchell Moffitt and Gregory Brown, known for their articles in Scientific American and The Atlantic, on their channel ASAP Science each week, they answer a compelling question, like how MDMA affects the brain, why we think babies are so cute, and whether video games can make us smarter. All videos are hand-drawn animation that clearly reveals this or that fact.
Nauchpok can be called an analogue of ASAP Science in Russian. A channel made by the odious team of video bloggers Caramba TV (+100500, BadComedian, etc.), also features hand-drawn videos in a similar style. The topic is also very close, as the titles of the video indicate: “why do people hiccup”, “why do we love spicy things”, “what is topographic cretinism”.
A channel that is already considered a legend in the YouTube community. The slogan Vsauce - The world is amazing reflects its essence: blog author Michael Stevens takes on completely different aspects of our existence and clearly explains why everything happens this way and not otherwise. By the way, not so long ago, enthusiasts launched a channel where selected Vsauce videos are translated into Russian.
Authentic Russian-language channel Kreosan publishes videos with unusual experiments with electricity, radio waves, pyrotechnics, and also demonstrates his inventions. Two Ukrainian physicists from Lugansk share ideas on how to make a high-voltage generator in 15 minutes, what needs to be done to turn a linear thunderstorm into ball lightning, etc. In addition to a channel with scientific experiments, the authors of Kreosan launched a video blog about what it’s like to live on South-East Ukraine in the midst of hostilities. They post reports under fire and other “adventures”.
This is a project of Denis Mokhov from Moscow, who is engaged in the popularization of science among children. The channel, which has become the largest educational video project on the Internet in Russia, was launched about 2 years ago. And his videos with experiments in the field of physics and chemistry now collect 500-600 thousand views. Recently, with the help of crowdfunding, Denis released children's books aimed at stimulating curiosity, as well as an author's program on the Karusel TV channel.
The brainchild of Henry Reich, an American physicist, which cleverly uses funny doodles and a funny narrative to explain fairly complex scientific concepts and ideas in just 60 seconds. The channel's description, which reads "...if you can't explain something simply, you don't understand it well enough," says it all. There is no doubt that Reich had a deep grasp of complex concepts.
Russian-language channel about science and entertaining experiments
and facts, which is done by a blogger named Ignat. In the videos, he covers questions about how man will evolve in the future, what the sixth sense is, and what blind people see in their dreams. Some of the hypotheses put forward by the author frankly reek of pseudoscientific research by “British scientists”, so they should be taken with skepticism.
