Simon Clark

Subscribers 719K

Videos 635

Views 98.9M

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Simon Clark covers climate literacy with a focus on the physical Earth system, including how atmosphere, climate, and climate change intersect with daily life. The channel uses tutorials, explainers, and vlogs, occasionally with humor, and emphasizes climate science education through deep-dives into topics like tipping points and policy. With 635 videos published since joining in 2010, the channel averages around 198.6K views per video and maintains a robust upload history, supported by 719K subscribers and 98.9M total views from the United Kingdom.

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TED view on YouTube ▶

82% relevance

Subscribers 27.2M

Videos 5.5K

Views 3.1B

Appearances 14

SERP 96%

Similarity 72%

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High search overlap on queries like climate change explained and climate tipping points (96% search), and strong content alignment on explaining climate science to a general audience (72% content), indicating they attract a similar audience with informative explanations and visuals.

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81% relevance

Subscribers 22.4M

Videos 2.3K

Views 4.5B

Appearances 11

SERP 100%

Similarity 69%

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Very high search overlap (100% for key climate queries) and solid content alignment (69%), showing they share the audience seeking concise, explained climate concepts, though TED-Ed delivers more animated, bite-sized lessons.

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78% relevance

Subscribers 44.2M

Videos 255K

Views 8.8B

Appearances 16

SERP 93%

Similarity 68%

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Strong search overlap on climate science education and misinformation (93%), with moderately aligned content (68%), suggesting overlap in audiences interested in educational talks and policy discussions, even if presentation styles differ.

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64% relevance

Subscribers 98.9K

Videos 46

Views 4.8M

Appearances 6

SERP 45%

Similarity 76%

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Notable search overlap (45%) but higher content similarity (76%) implies they reach a similar audience through climate science basics, though with a quirkier or more miscellaneous channel style.

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63% relevance

Subscribers 31.2K

Videos 311

Views 9.8M

Appearances 6

SERP 45%

Similarity 75%

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Moderate search overlap (45%) and high content alignment (75%) indicate they share audiences seeking authoritative climate science explanations and sea level/weather vs. climate distinctions, with NASA’s data emphasis.

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60% relevance

Subscribers 25.9M

Videos 11K

Views 6.9B

Appearances 8

SERP 52%

Similarity 65%

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Moderate search overlap (52%) and balanced content similarity (65%) point to a shared audience interested in climate impacts and global perspectives, though NatGeo often emphasizes visuals and storytelling.

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Top competitors identified are TED (82% match) and TED-Ed (81% match), followed by TEDx Talks (78% match). These channels share overlapping queries with Simon Clark such as climate change explained, climate tipping points, global warming impacts, and how climate works, aligning on climate science education and policy topics. In terms of audience size, TED has 27.2M subscribers and TED-Ed has 22.4M, both significantly larger than Simon Clark’s 719K subscribers, while TEDx Talks has 44.2M subscribers. The overlaps indicate competition primarily in educational climate content and explanations, with the top matches focusing on climate education and misinformation alongside policy discussions.

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#7	58%	NSF NCAR & UCAR Science Education	75%	4.2K	33%	2
#8	58%	PBS Terra	73%	884K	35%	8
#9	57%	Climate Literacy	73%	8.4K	32%	6
#10	56%	CrashCourse ▶	68%	16.9M	37%	9
#11	55%	BBC News ▶	66%	19.4M	39%	7
#12	54%	MooMooMath and Science	63%	612K	41%	4
#13	54%	NASA Space Place	67%	64.2K	35%	3
#14	53%	Khan Academy	66%	9.3M	34%	6
#15	53%	Science Museum ▶	71%	89K	24%	2
#16	52%	Grantham Institute, Imperial College London	75%	2.4K	18%	2
#17	52%	BioMan Biology	65%	83.3K	33%	2
#18	52%	Sabine Hossenfelder ▶	70%	1.8M	25%	5
#19	51%	Duke University	67%	63.9K	28%	3
#20	51%	BBC Earth ▶	70%	14.3M	24%	3
#21	50%	Bozeman Science ▶	64%	1.4M	30%	7
#22	50%	StarTalk ▶	69%	5.4M	22%	4
#23	50%	Our Changing Climate ▶	73%	544K	15%	2
#24	50%	Met Office - Science and Services	73%	3.5K	15%	1
#25	50%	University of Exeter	66%	23.8K	24%	5
#26	49%	Crash Course Kids	65%	951K	24%	2
#27	49%	Heriot-Watt University	66%	9.5K	22%	2
#28	48%	GeoScience Videos	69%	23.8K	17%	2
#29	48%	The Economist ▶	68%	3.9M	19%	4
#30	48%	MIT OpenCourseWare ▶	70%	6.2M	16%	2
#31	47%	Atlas Pro ▶	69%	1.3M	15%	2
#32	47%	Shout Out UK	67%	2.8K	17%	2
#33	47%	Sustainability Illustrated	68%	74.7K	15%	1
#34	47%	LEARN OR DIE	68%	7.7K	15%	1
#35	47%	Met Office - UK Weather ▶	65%	401K	19%	1
#36	46%	DW News ▶	66%	6.2M	18%	2
#37	46%	Science ABC	64%	528K	20%	2
#38	46%	Peekaboo Kidz ▶	67%	7.3M	15%	4
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#40	46%	NASAconnect	63%	6.3K	20%	2
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#44	45%	Sky News Australia	63%	6.1M	17%	2
#45	44%	YaleCourses ▶	62%	1.7M	18%	3
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Which YouTube channels are most similar to Simon Clark?

TED — 82% match, 27.2M subscribers; TED-Ed — 81% match, 22.4M subscribers; TEDx Talks — 78% match, 44.2M subscribers. They share a focus on educational, ideas-oriented content and public talks, aligning with Simon Clark's science and climate-focused themes.

What type of content does Simon Clark make?

Simon Clark creates educational, science-and-climate related content, with video titles such as 'Vlog: GRADUATING WITH MY PhD!!', 'India is taking a shortcut', and 'We don’t know how much warming is coming. Here’s why.' The channel averages about 198.6K views per video and posts at a rate that results in roughly several uploads per week.

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