Channels Like Astrum

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Astrum
Subscribers 2.8M
Videos 454
Views 554.1M

Astrum covers space, solar system science, and astronomy topics through informative videos and documentary-style content. The channel focuses on questions about the Solar System, planetary orbits, and cosmology, using keywords like solar system, space, NASA, and space documentary. Uploads are regular (average about 1.6 uploads per week) with an average of 744.9K views per video, driven by tutorials and explorative science explanations.

Content Landscape

Top competitors include CrashCourse (78% match) with 16.9M subscribers and Professor Dave Explains (77% match) with 4.2M subscribers, both aligning with overlapping queries such as planetary science basics, cosmology explained, and astronomy for beginners. Insane Curiosity (71% match) with 620K subscribers also shares interests in space probes imagery and stellar evolution. These channels compete on similar search queries like exoplanet discoveries, cosmology explained, and formation of planets. Astrum has 2.8M subscribers, behind CrashCourse and Professor Dave Explains, and ahead of Insane Curiosity, with all three channels targeting broad space science topics and beginner-friendly explanations.

Similar Channels

We found 46 YouTube channels similar to Astrum

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#1 CrashCourse

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 introductory astronomy and science topics, sharing high search overlap on queries like planetary science basics and astronomy for beginners, though CrashCourse’s content style is more structured and coursework-oriented than Astrum's.

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#2 Professor Dave Explains

77% relevance

Subscribers 4.2M
Videos 2K
Views 486.7M
Appearances 9
SERP 95%
Similarity 65%
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Similar audience looking for approachable explanations of cosmology and planet formation, with strong search alignment on cosmology explained and astronomy for beginners, while Dave's delivery is more lecture-style compared to Astrum's presentation.

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#3 Insane Curiosity

71% relevance

Subscribers 620K
Videos 1.9K
Views 108.8M
Appearances 7
SERP 57%
Similarity 80%
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Appeals to curious learners about space probes, stellar evolution, and astrobiology fundamentals, sharing high content overlap on those topics; however, Insane Curiosity emphasizes visually intense experiments and rapid-fire delivery versus Astrum's narrative approach.

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#4 PBS Space Time

69% relevance

Subscribers 3.4M
Videos 436
Views 528.9M
Appearances 9
SERP 58%
Similarity 76%
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Both cover advanced space topics like dark matter, black holes, and planetary orbits, with solid search overlap on those queries, though PBS Space Time tends toward deeper theoretical discussion and rigorous physics, contrasting with Astrum's broader explain-and-entertain style.

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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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Shares interest in exoplanet discoveries and universe mysteries with a focus on exploration themes, reflected in high search alignment, but Late Science leans more toward mystery-driven storytelling while Astrum emphasizes foundational explanations.

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#6 Science Channel

67% relevance

Subscribers 5.3M
Videos 2.6K
Views 1.4B
Appearances 9
SERP 73%
Similarity 63%
planetary science basics universe mysteries formation of planets

Targets general science enthusiasts with queries on planetary science basics and formation of planets, showing solid search and content overlap, though Science Channel often blends documentary-style visuals with broader science coverage beyond astronomy.

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#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

Search Queries Used

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which YouTube channels are most similar to Astrum?

Astrum's biggest YouTube competitors are CrashCourse (16.9M subscribers, 78% match) and Professor Dave Explains (4.2M subscribers, 77% match), with Insane Curiosity (620K subscribers, 71% match) also in the top mix. All three channels primarily produce educational science and astronomy content and serve audiences interested in science concepts and explanations similar to Astrum.

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?, We Got the Beginning of the Universe Wrong, Understanding Earth’s 100,000-Year Ice Age Cycle, and We Finally Know Why Phoebe Orbits Backwards. The channel uploads about 1.6 videos per week, and each video averages around 744.9K 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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