Astrum

Subscribers 2.8M

Videos 454

Views 554.1M

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Astrum covers space, solar system topics, and astronomy fundamentals through informational videos and science explanations. The channel focuses on questions about how big the Solar System, what orbits the Sun, and other space phenomena, with a series dedicated to each planet and visuals from probes and spacecraft. Upload frequency is about 1.6 videos per week, and recent videos average around 745K views per video, supported by a subscriber base of 2.8M and 554.1M total views.

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We found 46 YouTube channels similar to Astrum

#1

CrashCourse view on YouTube

78% relevance

Subscribers 16.9M

Videos 1.6K

Views 2.2B

Appearances 12

SERP 100%

Similarity 64%

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Both target beginners with foundational astronomy topics (planetary science basics, astronomy for beginners) and share high search overlap (100% for CrashCourse) with Astrum, though CrashCourse's content style is more classroom-style lessons (64% content similarity).

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#2

Professor Dave Explains view on YouTube

77% relevance

Subscribers 4.2M

Videos 2K

Views 486.7M

Appearances 9

SERP 95%

Similarity 65%

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Astrum overlaps with Professor Dave on cosmology and beginner astronomy searches, sharing a strong audience interest (95% search overlap) and a solid but distinct presentation style (65% content similarity).

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#3

Insane Curiosity view on YouTube

71% relevance

Subscribers 620K

Videos 1.9K

Views 108.8M

Appearances 7

SERP 57%

Similarity 80%

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Both channels engage science-curious viewers with space-related topics, particularly insulative content like stellar evolution and astrobiology, yielding high content similarity (80%) despite moderate search overlap (57%) and a more curiosity-driven format.

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#4

PBS Space Time view on YouTube

69% relevance

Subscribers 3.4M

Videos 436

Views 528.9M

Appearances 9

SERP 58%

Similarity 76%

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Shares interest in deep space concepts (dark matter, black holes, planetary orbits) with Astrum, reflected in substantial search overlap (58%) and fairly high content similarity (76%), though PBS Space Time delves into more theoretical physics.

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#5

Late Science

68% relevance

Subscribers 105K

Videos 176

Views 12.1M

Appearances 6

SERP 43%

Similarity 85%

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Attracts viewers curious about exoplanets and universe mysteries, aligning with Astrum's exoplanet and cosmic exploration topics (43% search overlap but high content similarity at 85%), indicating a shared audience with different emphasis.

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#6

Science Channel view on YouTube

67% relevance

Subscribers 5.3M

Videos 2.6K

Views 1.4B

Appearances 9

SERP 73%

Similarity 63%

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Both cover planetary science basics and universe mysteries; Science Channel has strong search overlap (73%) and solid content alignment (63%), indicating similar subject matter with channel-wide documentary styling.

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Top competitors identified are CrashCourse (78% match) and Professor Dave Explains (77% match). They share overlapping queries with Astrum such as planetary science basics, cosmology explained, and astronomy for beginners. These channels are larger, with CrashCourse at 16.9M subscribers and Professor Dave Explains at 4.2M, compared to Astrum’s 2.8M. Other matched channels include Insane Curiosity (71% match) and PBS Space Time (69% match), which also cover space probes imagery, stellar evolution, dark matter, and black holes. The common ground lies in high-level space science explanations and introductory astronomy topics, attracting audiences searching for foundational space knowledge.

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#7	66%	Space Junkies	80%	7.5K	46%	3
#8	65%	KLT	82%	2.6M	40%	4
#9	64%	BBC Earth Science	77%	1.8M	44%	9
#10	64%	Arvin Ash	78%	1.1M	42%	4
#11	64%	Sleepy Science Channel	66%	242K	60%	8
#12	63%	Destiny	83%	2.0M	32%	6
#13	63%	Astrum Extra	84%	276K	30%	4
#14	63%	NASA	65%	12.7M	59%	8
#15	62%	Kurzgesagt – In a Nutshell	72%	25.1M	47%	6
#16	62%	Cosmoknowledge	81%	796K	33%	3
#17	61%	StarTalk	76%	5.4M	38%	8
#18	61%	History of the Universe	78%	1.1M	35%	6
#19	60%	Boring Science	84%	26.6K	25%	2
#20	60%	Space Matters	80%	322K	30%	2
#21	60%	Swegle Studios	72%	465K	41%	4
#22	59%	Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics	75%	231K	33%	6
#23	58%	David Peterson	72%	49K	38%	3
#24	58%	NASA Goddard	75%	1.7M	32%	5
#25	57%	Spark	76%	2.0M	29%	5
#26	57%	To Scale:	72%	282K	35%	3
#27	57%	HISTORY	71%	15.2M	36%	3
#28	57%	SEA	75%	758K	30%	4
#29	57%	Peekaboo Kidz	70%	7.3M	37%	5
#30	55%	Animations Xplaned	75%	62.7K	26%	2
#31	54%	The Space Race	71%	712K	28%	5
#32	53%	SpaceWeatherNews (S0)	72%	837K	24%	2
#33	53%	Science Time	72%	1.1M	25%	5
#34	53%	TED-Ed	69%	22.4M	28%	3
#35	53%	Marcus House	70%	575K	27%	2
#36	52%	National Geographic	63%	25.9M	37%	9
#37	52%	Ed Ting	68%	75.5K	29%	4
#38	52%	Mike Sammartano	67%	137K	30%	3
#39	52%	Lincoln Learning Solutions	69%	33.7K	27%	1
#40	52%	European Space Agency, ESA	65%	1.4M	33%	5
#41	51%	Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex	68%	13K	27%	1
#42	51%	Next Generation Science	65%	251K	31%	3
#43	51%	3Blue1Brown	67%	8.2M	27%	2
#44	51%	Learn Bright	68%	896K	24%	2
#45	51%	ENTECH Magazine	67%	66.2K	27%	1
#46	49%	Global Data	66%	734K	24%	3

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Which YouTube channels are most similar to Astrum?

CrashCourse (16.9M subscribers, 78% match) and Professor Dave Explains (4.2M subscribers, 77% match) are Astrum's top competitors. A third is Insane Curiosity (620K subscribers, 71% match). They all produce educational science and astronomy content aimed at explaining complex topics to a broad audience.

What type of content does Astrum make?

Astrum creates science and space content, with video titles like We've Never Seen a Supernova Explode Until Now, Is Uranus Actually a Rock Giant?, and We Got the Beginning of the Universe Wrong. It uploads about 1.6 videos per week, and videos average approximately 745K views.

How do we determine which channels are similar to Astrum?

We analyze Astrum's recent videos, generate topic-relevant search queries, check YouTube search results, and compare the meaning of each channel's content to measure similarity. The result is a ranked list sorted by SERP overlap, semantic similarity, and search appearances.

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