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JaDropping Science
Subscribers 2.3M
Videos 401
Views 1.8B

Channels Like JaDropping Science

JaDropping Science covers science, engineering, and hands-on physics topics through entertaining, educational, and sometimes comedic videos. The channel publishes tutorials and demonstrations with a creative outlet vibe, featuring experiments, demonstrations of physics concepts, and occasional outside-of-niche posts, with an average of about 934.3K views per video and a varied publication pace since joining in November 2020.

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86% relevance

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Views 59.3M
Appearances 7
SERP 88%
Similarity 85%
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Shares a strong overlap in search queries like cool physics experiments and basic physics experiments (88% search), and closely aligns with JaDropping Science in producing hands-on, beginner-friendly physics demos (85% content), indicating a similar audience and style.

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86% relevance

Subscribers 20.4M
Videos 488
Views 4.1B
Appearances 9
SERP 100%
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Equally targets cool physics experiments and everyday physics; has perfect alignment on search queries (100%), and substantial but slightly lower content similarity (76%), showing a shared audience with JaDropping Science but more varied presentation.

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77% relevance

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Videos 687
Views 163.5M
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SERP 75%
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76% relevance

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Videos 943
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Appearances 9
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Similar emphasis on cool physics experiments and home demos (queries) with moderate search overlap (62%) but very high content similarity (85%), indicating a closely related DIY/at-home experimentation style.

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73% relevance

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72% relevance

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Top competitors include Go Experimental (86% match) and Veritasium (86% match), both aligning on cool physics experiments, ice physics experiments, and everyday physics topics. Also relevant are Science Max - Scholastic (77% match) and Sick Science! (76% match), which share queries around science experiments and home physics demos. Veritasium and Go Experimental are larger channels, with 20.4M and 403K subscribers respectively, while JaDropping Science has 2.3M subscribers, highlighting a subscriber size difference but strong overlap in educational, curiosity-driven physics and hands-on experiments.

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Which YouTube channels are most similar to JaDropping Science?

Go Experimental β€” 86% match, 403K subscribers; Veritasium β€” 86% match, 20.4M subscribers; Science Max - Scholastic β€” 77% match, 533K subscribers. All three are science-oriented channels that explore scientific concepts and experiments, similar to JaDropping Science.

What type of content does JaDropping Science make?

JaDropping Science creates science and engineering themed content, with video titles like 72 Science Experiments, 24 are FAKE! (2 Truths & Trash - Season 3), How strong can you make ice? (World's Strongest Ice Hammer), and Exploring the Physics of a Soap-Powered Boat. The channel averages about 934.3K views per video, with uploads featuring multiple experiments or physics demonstrations, indicating a frequent posting schedule (exact uploads per week not specified).

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