Richard Behiel

Subscribers 133K

Videos 35

Views 6.9M

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Richard Behiel covers math and physics topics through in-depth, long-form videos that delve into concepts like relativity, quantum mechanics, gauge theories, and particle physics, with a focus on educational explanations, visualizations, and philosophically intriguing discussions. The channel appears to emphasize tutorials and deep-dives suitable for college students and STEM professionals, with a typical video length ranging from short explainers to multi-hour explorations, and an average of about 97.2K views per video, published at a rate of roughly 0.2 uploads per week (35 videos since joining in 2013).

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Arvin Ash

89% relevance

Subscribers 1.1M

Videos 434

Views 119.8M

Appearances 16

SERP 100%

Similarity 81%

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Both target audiences seeking quantum physics intuition and foundational concepts (e.g., general relativity intuition, EPR paradox, Bell's theorem) with high search overlap, and while Arvin's content diverges in presentation, the 81% content similarity indicates substantial topic alignment with Richard Behiel.

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Professor Dave Explains view on YouTube

77% relevance

Subscribers 4.2M

Videos 2K

Views 486.7M

Appearances 17

SERP 88%

Similarity 70%

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They share a focus on quantum mechanics basics and related topics, evidenced by strong search overlap, and both build approachable explanations of complex physics, resulting in a 70% content similarity despite stylistic differences.

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minutephysics view on YouTube

71% relevance

Subscribers 5.9M

Videos 304

Views 579.1M

Appearances 8

SERP 68%

Similarity 73%

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Similar to Richard Behiel in covering general relativity intuition and quantum paradox topics (EPR, Bell), with high search overlap and a content match around 73%, indicating comparable subject scope and concise explainer style.

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PBS Space Time view on YouTube

70% relevance

Subscribers 3.4M

Videos 436

Views 528.9M

Appearances 11

SERP 57%

Similarity 79%

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Both channels address foundational physics concepts including EPR-related topics and quantum field theory intro, reflected in notable search overlap and a strong 79% content alignment on advanced physics themes.

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ScienceClic English

70% relevance

Subscribers 919K

Videos 58

Views 63.3M

Appearances 11

SERP 53%

Similarity 81%

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Share emphasis on quantum mechanics basics and general relativity intuition, plus black hole thermodynamics, with significant search overlap and an 81% content similarity driven by accessible explanations of complex topics.

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Fermilab

69% relevance

Subscribers 826K

Videos 503

Views 83.4M

Appearances 10

SERP 61%

Similarity 75%

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Connection lies in covering particle physics fundamentals (QCD Lagrangian, gluons/quarks, strong force) that align with Richard Behiel's audience interests, supported by solid search overlap and 75% content similarity in technical scope.

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Top competitors by match strength are Arvin Ash (89% match) and Professor Dave Explains (77% match). Arvin Ash overlaps on general relativity intuition and the EPR paradox explained, while Professor Dave Explains overlaps on quantum mechanics basics, QCD Lagrangian overview, and time dilation paradoxes, indicating shared focus on foundational physics concepts. MinutePhysics (71% match) also shares overlaps on general relativity intuition and EPR/Bell queries, accompanied by PBS Space Time (70% match) and ScienceClic English (70% match) which align on black hole thermodynamics and quantum field theory basics. Richard Behiel has fewer subscribers (133K) compared to these competitors, while Arvin Ash (~1.1M) and Professor Dave Explains (~4.2M) are substantially larger; minutephysics (~5.9M) and PBS Space Time (~3.4M) are also larger. Shared queries among competitors include general relativity intuition, EPR paradox explained, Bell's theorem overview, quantum mechanics basics, black hole thermodynamics, and quantum field theory intro, indicating a tightly connected topic space in advanced physics education.

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Which YouTube channels are most similar to Richard Behiel?

Richard Behiel's biggest competitors on YouTube are Arvin Ash (89% match, 1.1M subscribers), Professor Dave Explains (77% match, 4.2M subscribers), and minutephysics (71% match, 5.9M subscribers). They share a focus on physics concepts and thought experiments presented in accessible, explanatory videos.

What type of content does Richard Behiel make?

Richard Behiel creates physics-focused explanatory content, as suggested by titles like The Twin Paradox: Time Travel, Explained Visually; The Four Laws of Black Hole Mechanics; EPR Paradox & Bell's Theorem, a Live Conversation. He uploads ~0.2 videos per week, with an average of 97.2K views per video.

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