So our channel just hit 10 000 subscribers and a million lifetime views i started this channel
a little over three years ago in january of 2019 and knew absolutely nothing about content creation
this is literally what the channel first looked like and my first two videos were recorded on a
phone that was propped up on top of a chair on top of a table in my college's library it was actually
this room right here where the channel started to celebrate how far we've come and because most of
you probably haven't seen our earliest videos i thought it would be cool to take a look back at
clips from our videos to see just how much the channel's evolved over these last three years
the top left will show you what number the video clip is from
out of our 110 videos we've released and in the bottom left we'll say something about the video
these videos are exactly as they appeared when we first posted them the only change
we've made is leveling the audio so my voice sounds the same loudness in all of the clips
fair warning they do start out a bit cringy but i think that just makes it more impressive
to see just how far we've come so with that out of the way let's see where this channel started
hey guys and welcome to the first ever episode of everything science here on youtube
this channel is dedicated to going over and explaining all of the recent news developments
and breakthroughs you may have missed in the scientific community so sit back and prepare
for your daily dose of science the probe which originally launched from cape canaveral on january
19 2006 arrived at the small hung of rock nearly 4 billion miles away from earth after its flyby of
pluto on july 14 2015. a lot of these early videos we're just reporting on science news
i originally made the channel modeling it after scishow until i later changed course to be more
like half as interesting if you like this content and are interested in seeing more
don't forget to leave a like and subscribe to stay up to date on everything science
after our first two videos i bought lights and a green screen but i apparently didn't know
how to color correct very well which is why i'm definitely more orange in this video than i am in
real life this was back when i lived in california trying to fit four lights a green screen
and my camera and mic on top of a refrigerator in a 250 square foot room i shared with my roommate
a recent study published in nature medicine has found that a hormone released during exercise
irisine may protect the brain against alzheimer's and explain the positive effects exercise has on
mental performance recently scientists have engineered a shortcut to a photosynthetic
glitch that could boost crop growth up to 40 percent most of us know that plants convert
light from the sun into energy that they can use you might have noticed that these first videos
really weren't very good with steel we did have a few people early on that would support us i would
even take screenshots of nice comments like these and put them in a folder to keep me going notice
how many subscribers we had when i took these screenshots i didn't go back and grab them just
for this video these are screenshots i took when the channel only had a few hundred subscribers
after a first 10 videos i wasn't in love with my on-screen performances and so i made probably the
biggest change in this channel's history i got off camera and started using visual clips instead you
probably recognize this as the style of videos we make today my very first video off camera happened
to also be the first time i used my closing line that's been featured in every video since
and remember there's always more to learn carbon removal can come in many different forms
some simple some technologically advanced so today we're going to look at six of the biggest ways
scientists are trying to pull greenhouse gases out of the atmosphere watching these clips you
may have noticed that we've always struggled to have good audio a lot of times it's really hard if
you're in an echoey room and so that's meant lots of recording videos hiding under blankets falling
through the sky at 3 000 meters per second an african elephant 80 meters per second and a human
55 but the average house cat weighing only about eight pounds comes in at only 26 meters per second
in 2015 it was estimated that there were about 500 wolves in the greater yellowstone ecosystem
that means that after only a few years of hunting they could be brought back to extinction well to
all the haters here are 13 everyday inventions we only have as a direct result of space exploration
if we detected an asteroid 20 years in advance slowing it by only one mile an hour would be
enough to divert it by more than 150 000 miles but nasa didn't just come up with one plan to deflect
an asteroid they like to have a backup plan and they like their backup plans to have backup plans
that's why they've come up with five asteroid deflection techniques so you think the earth is
curved i laugh at you dear viewer i'm gonna tell you what they've been hiding from you
who's they them those scientists over at nasa have been feeding us images like these for years
no wonder why they need so many graphic designers they need someone to design these images
now i know what you're thinking what about all those images we have of people in space
well check this out bam i'm orbiting the earth oh no i better put on my space helmet be sure to put
on your anti-mind control helmet so the man can't get you and let's jump in on december 5th 1965
the aircraft carrier uss ticonderoga was traveling about 70 miles off the coast of okinawa japan
during a training exercise an a4e skyhawk loaded with a one megaton b43 nuclear bomb rolled off the
deck the aircraft pilot and live bomb were lost in 16 000 feet of ocean but no trace of the plane
or the thermal nuclear bomb it carried were ever found you're stranded on an alien planet when
your ship crash lands you come across three beings that can help you repair your ship
but if you want their help you'll have to refer to them by name the one problem they won't tell you
what their names are they tell you their names are truth liar and random again pretty strange names
but just go with it the good news is you can ask them three yes or no questions to help figure out
who's who but you can only address each of your questions to a single god not all of them at once
but you can ask the same god multiple questions the tongue explosion has been estimated to have
a vei of 5. vei or volcanic explosivity index is a scale for measuring the explosivity of
an eruption in the same way the richter scale measures the severity of earthquakes
so there you have it the road to ten thousand subscribers looking back at the last three years
it's really crazy to see how far this channel has come ever since i had to like my own videos
just kidding i still do that and didn't know how to remove those white boxes around images
to where we are today hopefully this channel's best days are still in front of us thank you for
all your support and i look forward to continuing the journey in case you want to check out the full
videos all the clips you just saw including some that are no longer public are linked in the video
description below need a hand picking what video to watch how about starting off with one of these
two the video i thought was our most underrated about how the us lost six nuclear bombs or if
you're feeling up for it see if you have what it takes to solve the world's hardest riddle
and as we've been saying for close to three years remember there is always more to learn