What's some cool science stuff to watch? Can be noob shit

>>7813178

>show is hosted by a black man
>logo is a nebula, or blue iris

I've been listening to a bunch of Voyager sound interpolations of the planets lately, anon. nice ambient, but Youtube is also loaded with fakes of same.

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>>7813178
James Burke's "Connections". Old but absolutely rocks. Every single person in STEM should watch it and reflect on the first and last episodes. It's all over YouTube. There's a second and third series but they're not nearly as interesting as the first.

Goodstein's "The Mechanical Universe". It's a basic undergraduate physics course with animated illustrations of the concepts. The CG is basic but was cutting edge for its time. Not on Youtube but you can find it on other video sites for free.

>>7813178
>What's some cool science stuff to watch?

Horizon on BBC is good.

Cosmos is pleb tier pop sci. Go watch Spirit Science.

>>7813296
He just said it was noob stuff. Why did you feel the need to reiterate it?

>>7813178
Personally I enjoyed this math documentary https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iQlg86lsy-o

>>7813375
Blocked in USA? Toppest of kek.

>>7813375
what's the series name? it's blocked

>>7813178
>Cosmos
>goes pretty deep

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

>>7813501
>>7813512
"A Mathematical Mystery Tour (BBC documentary)"

Probably my favorite is The Universe which originally aired on the History Chanel, but which I think can now be watched on Youtube. The Elegant Universe was another good one.

>>7813293
it's not though

>>7813520
It does. It touches on the edge of what we know without going into too much boring detail.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FBaVwwuErmU

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>>7813178
Literally anything by David Attenborough

>>7814604
Aw yeah, way ahead of you man. Already watched his entire filmography. Life Story is my fav.