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Can you swim in shade balls? #science #veritasium #physics #engineering #experiment #swimming #shadeballs
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Can you swim in shade balls? #science #veritasium #physics #engineering #experiment #swimming #shadeballs
What Jumping Spiders Teach Us About Colour - Part 1 Why we put spiders on soccer balls Part 2 Tomorrow! Hosted by Derek Muller Written and directed by Neil Losin #science #veritasium #physics #engineering #biology #soccer #football #spiders
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What Jumping Spiders Teach Us About Colour - Part 1 Why we put spiders on soccer balls Part 2 Tomorrow! Hosted by Derek Muller Written and directed by Neil Losin #science #veritasium #physics #engineering #biology #soccer #football #spiders
The SAT Question That Everyone Got Wrong - Part 1 In 1982, there was one SAT question that every single student got wrong. Here it is. In the figure above, the radius of circle A is 1/3 the radius of circle B. Starting from the position shown in the figure, circle A rolls around circle B. At the end of how many revolutions of circle A will the centre of the circle first reach its starting point. Is it: A) 3/2 B) 3 C) 6 D) 9/2 E) 9 SAT Questions are designed to be quick. This exam gave students 30 minutes to solve 25 problems, so about a minute each. So feel free to pause the video here and try to solve it. Hosted by Derek Muller Written by @emilylinzhang and @gregor_cavlovic Directed by @emilylinzhang What is your answer? - Comment Below!👇 #science #veritasium #physics #math #sat #satquestion #exam #misconception #mathproblem #homework
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The SAT Question That Everyone Got Wrong - Part 1 In 1982, there was one SAT question that every single student got wrong. Here it is. In the figure above, the radius of circle A is 1/3 the radius of circle B. Starting from the position shown in the figure, circle A rolls around circle B. At the end of how many revolutions of circle A will the centre of the circle first reach its starting point. Is it: A) 3/2 B) 3 C) 6 D) 9/2 E) 9 SAT Questions are designed to be quick. This exam gave students 30 minutes to solve 25 problems, so about a minute each. So feel free to pause the video here and try to solve it. Hosted by Derek Muller Written by @emilylinzhang and @gregor_cavlovic Directed by @emilylinzhang What is your answer? - Comment Below!👇 #science #veritasium #physics #math #sat #satquestion #exam #misconception #mathproblem #homework
What will happen to the weight if you cut the green rope? Written by @gregor_cavlovic and Derek Muller Produced and directed by @gregor_cavlovic Hosted by Derek Muller and @gregor_cavlovic #science #veritasium #physics #experiment
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What will happen to the weight if you cut the green rope? Written by @gregor_cavlovic and Derek Muller Produced and directed by @gregor_cavlovic Hosted by Derek Muller and @gregor_cavlovic #science #veritasium #physics #experiment
Can you solve the helicopter riddle? Written by Derek Muller, @emilylinzhang, and @sciencepetr Produced by Derek Muller, @sciencepetr and @emilylinzhang Hosted by Derek Muller #science #veritasium #physics #engineering #math #problem #riddle #question #helicopter
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Can you solve the helicopter riddle? Written by Derek Muller, @emilylinzhang, and @sciencepetr Produced by Derek Muller, @sciencepetr and @emilylinzhang Hosted by Derek Muller #science #veritasium #physics #engineering #math #problem #riddle #question #helicopter
Happy Pi Day 2025! When the demonstration hits your eye and it explains the value of pi, that’s Newton! Hosted by Derek Muller Written by Derek Muller and Alex Kontorovich #science #veritasium #physics #math #experiment #pi #pizza
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Happy Pi Day 2025! When the demonstration hits your eye and it explains the value of pi, that’s Newton! Hosted by Derek Muller Written by Derek Muller and Alex Kontorovich #science #veritasium #physics #math #experiment #pi #pizza
Why It Was Almost Impossible To Make The Blue LED - Part 1 LEDs don’t get their color from their plastic covers. And you can see that because here is a transparent LED that also glows the same red color. The color of the light comes from the electronics themselves. The casing just helps us tell different LEDs apart. In 1962, general Electric engineer Nick Holonyak created the first visible LED. It glowed a faint red. A few years after that, engineers at Monsanto created a green LED. But for decades, all we had were those two colors. So LEDs could only be used in things like indicators, calculators, and watches. If only we could make blue, then we could mix red, green, and blue to make white, and every other color, unlocking LEDs for every type of lighting in the world, from light bulbs, to phones, to computers, to TVs to billboards. But blue was almost impossible to make. Hosted by Derek Muller Written by @emilylinzhang, Ricky Nathvani and Derek Muller Directed by @emilylinzhang #science #veritasium #physics #engineering #led #blueled #nichia #light #electricity
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Why It Was Almost Impossible To Make The Blue LED - Part 1 LEDs don’t get their color from their plastic covers. And you can see that because here is a transparent LED that also glows the same red color. The color of the light comes from the electronics themselves. The casing just helps us tell different LEDs apart. In 1962, general Electric engineer Nick Holonyak created the first visible LED. It glowed a faint red. A few years after that, engineers at Monsanto created a green LED. But for decades, all we had were those two colors. So LEDs could only be used in things like indicators, calculators, and watches. If only we could make blue, then we could mix red, green, and blue to make white, and every other color, unlocking LEDs for every type of lighting in the world, from light bulbs, to phones, to computers, to TVs to billboards. But blue was almost impossible to make. Hosted by Derek Muller Written by @emilylinzhang, Ricky Nathvani and Derek Muller Directed by @emilylinzhang #science #veritasium #physics #engineering #led #blueled #nichia #light #electricity
I waterproofed myself in aerogel! What is Aerogel? Aerogels are the world’s lightest (least dense) solids. They are also excellent thermal insulators and have been used in numerous Mars missions and the Stardust comet particle-return mission. How was it created? Back in 1931, a guy named Professor Samuel Kistler had a bet with his colleague Charles Learned. Now the bet revolved around jellies, like peanut-butter-and-jelly jellies. Now the thing about jellies is they are actually a combination of liquids and solids. I mean, they’re mostly liquid, but it’s embedded within this 3D solid structure. So if you think of a gel, like jello, has a skeleton with nano-sized pores that gives it its rigidity, and then that’s about 1% of the gel. So the bet was this: Could you remove the liquid from the jelly? Without affecting the solid structure? I mean, if you just evaporate the liquid out, well, then the solid structure shrinks, because as you remove liquid molecules, they pull on each other, and they pull on the solid structure around them, basically crumpling it from the inside. Now Samuel Kistler solved this problem in two ways. First, he realized you could replace one liquid with another inside the jelly just by washing it thoroughly. So you could swap out, say, water, for alcohol. And then, if you take the jelly and put it in a high-pressure vessel called a autoclave, by heating it to the high-temperature, high-pressure point called the critical point of the liquid, that liquid transformed into a semi-liquid, semi-gas called a supercritical fluid. At this point, there is no longer a distinction between liquid and gas. Those molecules are no longer pulling on each other. So once you’ve depressurized the vessel, that solid skeleton, that 1% of the mass of the gel, is left behind intact, except for where there was liquid in the pores before is now gas, and that solid skeleton, that nano porous solid is what we call aerogel. Hosted by Derek Muller Written by Derek Muller #science #veritasium #physics #aerogel #waterproof #lightestsolid #silica #NASA #nano #nanotechnology
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I waterproofed myself in aerogel! What is Aerogel? Aerogels are the world’s lightest (least dense) solids. They are also excellent thermal insulators and have been used in numerous Mars missions and the Stardust comet particle-return mission. How was it created? Back in 1931, a guy named Professor Samuel Kistler had a bet with his colleague Charles Learned. Now the bet revolved around jellies, like peanut-butter-and-jelly jellies. Now the thing about jellies is they are actually a combination of liquids and solids. I mean, they’re mostly liquid, but it’s embedded within this 3D solid structure. So if you think of a gel, like jello, has a skeleton with nano-sized pores that gives it its rigidity, and then that’s about 1% of the gel. So the bet was this: Could you remove the liquid from the jelly? Without affecting the solid structure? I mean, if you just evaporate the liquid out, well, then the solid structure shrinks, because as you remove liquid molecules, they pull on each other, and they pull on the solid structure around them, basically crumpling it from the inside. Now Samuel Kistler solved this problem in two ways. First, he realized you could replace one liquid with another inside the jelly just by washing it thoroughly. So you could swap out, say, water, for alcohol. And then, if you take the jelly and put it in a high-pressure vessel called a autoclave, by heating it to the high-temperature, high-pressure point called the critical point of the liquid, that liquid transformed into a semi-liquid, semi-gas called a supercritical fluid. At this point, there is no longer a distinction between liquid and gas. Those molecules are no longer pulling on each other. So once you’ve depressurized the vessel, that solid skeleton, that 1% of the mass of the gel, is left behind intact, except for where there was liquid in the pores before is now gas, and that solid skeleton, that nano porous solid is what we call aerogel. Hosted by Derek Muller Written by Derek Muller #science #veritasium #physics #aerogel #waterproof #lightestsolid #silica #NASA #nano #nanotechnology
This is the world’s largest spiderweb. Entirely underground, it’s home to an entire ecosystem. But how? Written by @arckopolo Hosted by @casper_mebius #science #veritasium #physics #biology #spider
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This is the world’s largest spiderweb. Entirely underground, it’s home to an entire ecosystem. But how? Written by @arckopolo Hosted by @casper_mebius #science #veritasium #physics #biology #spider
There are 96 million black balls on this reservoir Written and hosted by Derek Muller #science #veritasium #physics #engineering #biology #shadeballs #reservoir #la
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There are 96 million black balls on this reservoir Written and hosted by Derek Muller #science #veritasium #physics #engineering #biology #shadeballs #reservoir #la
How does a sewing machine work? Written by @sciencepetr, Derek Muller and Felicity Nelson Directed and produced by @sciencepetr #science #veritasium #physics #engineering #sewing #sewingmachine #machine
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How does a sewing machine work? Written by @sciencepetr, Derek Muller and Felicity Nelson Directed and produced by @sciencepetr #science #veritasium #physics #engineering #sewing #sewingmachine #machine
How to solve any maze The Fastest Maze Solving Competition in the World - Part 3 Written by Tom Lum and @emilylinzhang Produced by Derek Muller, @sciencepetr and @emilylinzhang Hosted by Derek Muller #science #veritasium #physics #engineering #biology #mice #racing #robot
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How to solve any maze The Fastest Maze Solving Competition in the World - Part 3 Written by Tom Lum and @emilylinzhang Produced by Derek Muller, @sciencepetr and @emilylinzhang Hosted by Derek Muller #science #veritasium #physics #engineering #biology #mice #racing #robot
The Stickiest Non-Sticky Substance How do Geckos stick to walls? And how does this substance work? Hosted by Derek Muller Written by Derek Muller and @sciencepetr #science #veritasium #physics #engineering #biology #material #gecko
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The Stickiest Non-Sticky Substance How do Geckos stick to walls? And how does this substance work? Hosted by Derek Muller Written by Derek Muller and @sciencepetr #science #veritasium #physics #engineering #biology #material #gecko
Why do we spin a football when throwing it? The mystery of spin, explained by Veritasium. Watch our latest video on YouTube for more with @tombrady! Hosted by Derek Muller, Co Hosted by @henry.vandyck Directed and Produced by @henry.vandyck Written by @henry.vandyck and Derek Muller #science #veritasium #physics #math #experiment #football #tombrady #americanfootball #nfl #sport
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Why do we spin a football when throwing it? The mystery of spin, explained by Veritasium. Watch our latest video on YouTube for more with @tombrady! Hosted by Derek Muller, Co Hosted by @henry.vandyck Directed and Produced by @henry.vandyck Written by @henry.vandyck and Derek Muller #science #veritasium #physics #math #experiment #football #tombrady #americanfootball #nfl #sport
This is why we can’t have nice things - Part 2 In Geneva just before Christmas 1924, Big Electric had a secret meeting… Part 3 Tomorrow! Hosted by Derek Muller Written by Derek Muller and @sciencepetr #science #veritasium #physics #engineering #light #lightbulbs #conspiracy #electricity
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This is why we can’t have nice things - Part 2 In Geneva just before Christmas 1924, Big Electric had a secret meeting… Part 3 Tomorrow! Hosted by Derek Muller Written by Derek Muller and @sciencepetr #science #veritasium #physics #engineering #light #lightbulbs #conspiracy #electricity
The Small World Paradox How can we be connected in 6 steps if we spend our lives in clusters? Written by @_james_moore_1990, @casper_mebius & Derek Muller Produced and directed by @_james_moore_1990 Hosted by Derek Muller and @casper_mebius #science #veritasium #physics #math #networks #6degreesofseparation #smallworld #connections
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The Small World Paradox How can we be connected in 6 steps if we spend our lives in clusters? Written by @_james_moore_1990, @casper_mebius & Derek Muller Produced and directed by @_james_moore_1990 Hosted by Derek Muller and @casper_mebius #science #veritasium #physics #math #networks #6degreesofseparation #smallworld #connections
What happens if you keep zooming in? Hosted by Derek Muller Written and directed by @gregor_cavlovic #science #veritasium #physics #microscopes #electrons #atoms #micro #electronmicroscope
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What happens if you keep zooming in? Hosted by Derek Muller Written and directed by @gregor_cavlovic #science #veritasium #physics #microscopes #electrons #atoms #micro #electronmicroscope
What will happen to the weight if you cut the green rope? Watch our latest video out now on YouTube! - Link in our story! Hosted by @gregor_cavlovic and Derek Muller Written by @gregor_cavlovic and Derek Muller Produced and directed by @gregor_cavlovic #science #veritasium #physics #engineering #spring #springparadox #braess #traffic
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What will happen to the weight if you cut the green rope? Watch our latest video out now on YouTube! - Link in our story! Hosted by @gregor_cavlovic and Derek Muller Written by @gregor_cavlovic and Derek Muller Produced and directed by @gregor_cavlovic #science #veritasium #physics #engineering #spring #springparadox #braess #traffic
It’s impossible to choose a number at random The Axiom of Choice - Part 1 Directed by @kaela.s.albert Written by @kaela.s.albert and @emilylinzhang Hosted by Derek Muller #veritasium #science #math #physics #axiomofchoice #cantor #infinite #infinity #set #sizeless
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It’s impossible to choose a number at random The Axiom of Choice - Part 1 Directed by @kaela.s.albert Written by @kaela.s.albert and @emilylinzhang Hosted by Derek Muller #veritasium #science #math #physics #axiomofchoice #cantor #infinite #infinity #set #sizeless
The Most Controversial Rule In Math New Veritasium Video - Live On YouTube! Click the link in our story to watch the full video! Hosted by Derek Muller Written by Kaela Albert and @emilylinzhang Directed by Kaela Albert #science #veritasium #physics #math #axiomofchoice #infinity #cantor
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The Most Controversial Rule In Math New Veritasium Video - Live On YouTube! Click the link in our story to watch the full video! Hosted by Derek Muller Written by Kaela Albert and @emilylinzhang Directed by Kaela Albert #science #veritasium #physics #math #axiomofchoice #infinity #cantor

Veritasium (@veritasium_daily) Instagram Stats & Analytics

Veritasium (@veritasium_daily) has 1.08M Instagram followers with a 3.51% engagement rate over the past 12 months. Across 285 posts, Veritasium received 7.69M total likes and 218M impressions, averaging 28.5K likes per post. This page tracks Veritasium's performance metrics, top content, and engagement trends — updated daily.

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Veritasium (@veritasium_daily) has 1.08M Instagram followers as of March 2026.
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Veritasium's Instagram engagement rate is 3.51% over the last 12 months, based on 285 posts.
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Veritasium received 7.69M total likes across 285 posts in the last 12 months, averaging 28.5K likes per post.
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Veritasium's Instagram content generated 218M total impressions over the last 12 months.