Worlds In Motion

Subscribers 59.6K

Videos 18

Views 9.3M

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Worlds In Motion covers topics related to history, science, and engineering with a focus on explanations of complex concepts through 3D animations. The channel delves into subjects like warfare history, nuclear weapons, light speed physics, space phenomena, and mechanical systems such as trains and steam engines, often presenting deep-dives and exploratory analyses. Uploads occur at roughly 0.1 videos per week, with an average video view count around 750.6K across 18 published videos.

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#1

Veritasium view on YouTube

88% relevance

Subscribers 20.4M

Videos 488

Views 4.1B

Appearances 11

SERP 100%

Similarity 80%

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Both target audiences curious about physics and space concepts, with high search overlap on queries like nuclear weapons history and black holes explained, while Veritasium’s content style is more experiment- or concept-driven (80% content match) compared to Worlds In Motion.

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#2

CrashCourse view on YouTube

76% relevance

Subscribers 16.9M

Videos 1.6K

Views 2.2B

Appearances 9

SERP 85%

Similarity 70%

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Shares interest in history of warfare and nuclear weapons history as well as safety engineering topics, leading to strong search alignment (100% for searches, 85% overall) though CrashCourse’s presentation is more classroom-style narrative (content 70%).

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#3

Practical Engineering view on YouTube

72% relevance

Subscribers 4.7M

Videos 237

Views 524.7M

Appearances 6

SERP 64%

Similarity 77%

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Both cover engineering fundamentals such as train and bridge engineering, producing solid search alignment (64%) and good content overlap (77%), though Practical Engineering focuses more on practical engineering tutorials.

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#4

Science Channel view on YouTube

70% relevance

Subscribers 5.3M

Videos 2.6K

Views 1.4B

Appearances 7

SERP 74%

Similarity 67%

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Appeals to viewers seeking the science of destruction, space physics, and asteroid impacts, with solid search overlap (74%) and comparable topic breadth (67%), but Sci Channel emphasizes broadcast-style documentary delivery.

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#5

Sabin Civil Engineering view on YouTube

68% relevance

Subscribers 7.0M

Videos 271

Views 1.1B

Appearances 6

SERP 52%

Similarity 78%

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Similar focus on train and bridge engineering basics and rocket propulsion explained, yielding moderate search overlap (52%) but high content overlap (78%), though Sabin CIV emphasizes more practical propulsive topics.

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#6

History in the Dark

67% relevance

Subscribers 122K

Videos 1.1K

Views 29.5M

Appearances 5

SERP 50%

Similarity 78%

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Both attract audiences interested in railway safety history, showing notable search overlap (50%) and strong content alignment (78%), though Worlds In Motion covers a broader science and engineering scope.

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Top competitors identified: Veritasium (88% match, 20.4M subscribers) and CrashCourse (76% match, 16.9M subscribers). Both overlap with Worlds In Motion on queries such as nuclear weapons history, light speed physics, and black holes explained. Practical Engineering (72% match, 4.7M subscribers) also aligns with train engineering and bridge engineering basics, while Science Channel (70% match, 5.3M subscribers) mirrors topics in science of destruction, space and physics explained, and asteroid impact science. Sabin Civil Engineering (68% match, 7M subscribers) overlaps on train engineering and bridge engineering basics. Worlds In Motion has about 59.6K subscribers, significantly smaller than the listed competitors, highlighting opportunities in refining niche topics like metro system design and railway safety history that overlap with multiple rivals.

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#14	60%	Swegle Studios	75%	465K	37%	2
#15	59%	Science Time	77%	1.1M	31%	5
#16	58%	Susskind Speaks	76%	11.4K	32%	2
#17	58%	PBS Space Time	75%	3.4M	33%	4
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#19	56%	Free Documentary - Engineering	75%	522K	29%	3
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#21	56%	Animagraffs	74%	1.8M	29%	1
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#23	55%	TED-Ed	72%	22.4M	30%	4
#24	55%	Geo History	69%	1.0M	34%	2
#25	55%	Boring Space	76%	39.3K	24%	2
#26	55%	The Organic Chemistry Tutor	63%	10.5M	42%	5
#27	54%	The Wall Street Journal	74%	6.6M	25%	2
#28	54%	Astrum Extra	72%	276K	26%	3
#29	54%	So Basically	71%	83.7K	27%	3
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Which YouTube channels are most similar to Worlds In Motion?

Worlds In Motion's biggest competitors are Veritasium (88% match, 20.4M subscribers), CrashCourse (76% match, 16.9M subscribers), and Practical Engineering (72% match, 4.7M subscribers). They share a focus on educational science and engineering topics presented in engaging, explanatory formats.

What type of content does Worlds In Motion make?

Worlds In Motion creates educational, documentary-style videos about safety, infrastructure, history, and technology, as evidenced by titles like The Train That Nearly Wiped Out a City, This Was Meant to Be Mexico’s Safest Metro Line, and The Evolution of Destruction: A History of Nuclear Weapons. The channel averages about 0.1 uploads per week, with an average of 750.6K views per video; recent videos range from 2.5K to 90.9K views.

How do we determine which channels are similar to Worlds In Motion?

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