Discovery Science

Subscribers 331K

Videos 877

Views 49.8M

Channels Like Discovery Science

Discovery Science covers topics related to science, evolution, intelligent design, biology, physics, philosophy, and related debates, with content aligned to the Center for Science & Culture. The channel appears to feature long-form discussions, interviews, and presentations through videos that explore intelligent design, critique neo-Darwinian theory, and related philosophical questions, with an average of about 48.7K views per video and an extensive publishing history since 2012.

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We found 47 YouTube channels similar to Discovery Science

#1

CrashCourse view on YouTube ▶

83% relevance

Subscribers 16.9M

Videos 1.6K

Views 2.2B

Appearances 10

SERP 100%

Similarity 72%

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Both target educated audiences with science-focused content and appear in search results for topics like science and philosophy, sharing strong search overlap (100% for relevant queries) though CrashCourse’s content is broader and more educational-style than Discovery Science.

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#2

TEDx Talks view on YouTube ▶

72% relevance

Subscribers 44.2M

Videos 255K

Views 8.8B

Appearances 14

SERP 74%

Similarity 71%

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Similar audience interested in science, philosophy, and debates, with high search overlap on topics like intelligent design and science debates, but TEDx content is more talk-driven and variety-filled than Discovery Science's documentary style.

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Professor Dave Explains view on YouTube ▶

65% relevance

Subscribers 4.2M

Videos 2K

Views 486.7M

Appearances 7

SERP 48%

Similarity 77%

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Shares interest in origin and evolution debates and design discussions with Discovery Science, evidenced by notable search overlap, while Professor Dave’s videos are more explanatory and opinionated in format than Discovery Science.

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#4

Stephen Meyer view on YouTube ▶

63% relevance

Subscribers 112K

Videos 301

Views 9.7M

Appearances 5

SERP 29%

Similarity 86%

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Directly aligned with intelligent design and design theory topics, showing strong content similarity in design-evolution discussions, though Meyer's channel is focused on advocacy and specific ID arguments versus Discovery Science’s broader documentary approach.

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#5

Cross Examined

60% relevance

Subscribers 814K

Videos 3.2K

Views 240.9M

Appearances 4

SERP 35%

Similarity 76%

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Targets intelligent design evidence and creationism debates with a similar audience, reflected in search overlap, but Cross Examined emphasizes apologetics and debate format more than Discovery Science's neutral scientific presentation.

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#6

Charlie Kirk

59% relevance

Subscribers 5.7M

Videos 2.1K

Views 1.3B

Appearances 3

SERP 37%

Similarity 73%

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Appeals to audiences interested in debates over evolution and religion, with overlapping search queries, yet Kirk’s channel centers on political-religious discourse rather than primarily scientific documentary content.

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Discovered competitors include CrashCourse (83% match) and TEDx Talks (72% match) as top rivals, with overlapping queries such as intelligent design evidence, free will philosophy science, and image of God philosophy. Professor Dave Explains (65% match) also aligns on design theory, origin of life design, and debate over evolution. Stephen Meyer (63% match) and Cross Examined (60% match) further connect on intelligent design, creationism debates, and related philosophy questions. Discovery Science has 331K subscribers, which is substantially smaller than CrashCourse (16.9M) and TEDx Talks (44.2M), indicating a larger audience gap, while Stephen Meyer (112K) and Cross Examined (814K) are closer in scale to Discovery Science. All identified competitors share overlapping queries around intelligent design, evolution debates, and related philosophy topics.

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#7	59%	Closer To Truth ▶	72%	665K	39%	4
#8	58%	TED-Ed ▶	71%	22.4M	39%	4
#9	57%	The Poetry of Reality with Richard Dawkins	79%	202K	25%	2
#10	56%	Big Think ▶	76%	8.6M	26%	5
#11	56%	StarTalk ▶	73%	5.4M	29%	6
#12	55%	Sean McDowell	72%	382K	30%	2
#13	54%	drcraigvideos	72%	186K	26%	4
#14	53%	Study.com	67%	128K	33%	2
#15	53%	Cooper Hewitt	72%	32K	25%	1
#16	53%	Answers in Genesis Canada ▶	77%	216K	17%	1
#17	52%	InspiringPhilosophy	74%	512K	19%	2
#18	52%	Philosophy Vibe	66%	131K	31%	3
#19	52%	World Science Festival	74%	1.4M	19%	2
#20	52%	Mashable ▶	68%	1.2M	27%	2
#21	51%	DNA Learning Center	64%	80.3K	32%	3
#22	51%	Faith Because of Reason	74%	6.0K	17%	1
#23	51%	Oxford Conversations	72%	3.5K	20%	1
#24	51%	The Institute of Art and Ideas ▶	74%	695K	16%	2
#25	50%	Kurzgesagt – In a Nutshell ▶	72%	25.1M	19%	2
#26	50%	The School of Life ▶	67%	9.6M	25%	1
#27	50%	NT Podcast	75%	1.5K	13%	1
#28	50%	The Thomistic Institute	71%	181K	17%	2
#29	50%	Room for Nuance	74%	7.8K	13%	1
#30	49%	iBiology Science Stories	71%	36.9K	17%	1
#31	49%	NCSE	71%	16.5K	17%	3
#32	49%	Ken Schenck	66%	13.8K	25%	1
#33	49%	ResearchChannel	71%	52.1K	16%	2
#34	49%	Hoover Institution ▶	70%	1.1M	17%	4
#35	49%	Khan Academy	68%	9.3M	19%	3
#36	48%	ActiviTeach	63%	9.4K	25%	1
#37	48%	Veritasium ▶	69%	20.4M	17%	1
#38	48%	Psych Explained	63%	118K	25%	1
#39	48%	Physics Videos by Eugene Khutoryansky	71%	1.0M	13%	1
#40	47%	Reformed Forum	70%	24.3K	13%	1
#41	47%	Melbourne School of Design	68%	9.6K	17%	1
#42	47%	Lex Fridman	70%	5.0M	12%	1
#43	47%	Boston University	66%	192K	17%	3
#44	47%	BBC Radio 4	67%	118K	15%	2
#45	45%	Keele University	61%	11.9K	20%	1
#46	44%	Andrew Millison ▶	62%	712K	17%	1
#47	43%	DW News ▶	60%	6.2M	17%	1

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Which YouTube channels are most similar to Discovery Science?

CrashCourse (83% match, 16.9M subscribers), TEDx Talks (72% match, 44.2M subscribers), and Professor Dave Explains (65% match, 4.2M subscribers). They share a focus on educational, science-related content and explanatory videos targeting broad audiences.

What type of content does Discovery Science make?

Discovery Science produces science-themed content focused on topics like evolution, intelligent design, biology, physics, and philosophy, as seen in titles such as 'Scientists Speak Out About Evidence of Intelligent Design in Nature' and 'Is Our Body Perfectly Designed? — Stuart Burgess.' The channel has an average of about 48.7K views per video, with multiple uploads per week based on recent video titles.

How do we determine which channels are similar to Discovery Science?

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