KEEP CURIOSITY GOING

Explore further

Six channels to learn from, a video to see gravity differently and a universe that inspires exploration.

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French · English version available

ScienceClic

Alessandro Roussel

Animations that build intuition for relativity, black holes and fundamental physics.

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French

Science étonnante

David Louapre

Physics, mathematics and science: follow a line of reasoning, understand an experiment and question your intuition.

French

Le Sense of Wonder

Sébastien Carassou and Étienne Ledolley

Astronomy, astrophysics and exploration stories connecting knowledge with a sense of wonder.

English

Veritasium

Derek Muller and team

Experiments, investigations and conversations with researchers about science and engineering, beyond astronomy.

English · deeper exploration

PBS Space Time

PBS · Matt O’Dowd

Go deeper into cosmology, relativity and black-hole physics. Demanding episodes to explore progressively.

English

Dr Becky

Becky Smethurst

Astronomy news, black holes and open research questions explained by an astrophysicist.

EDUCATIONAL INSPIRATION

Seeing gravity differently

AstroLab’s animated gravity grid draws inspiration from Alessandro Roussel’s visual approach on ScienceClic. His video questions the familiar rubber-sheet analogy and offers another way to represent general relativity.

Une nouvelle façon d’illustrer la Relativité Générale — 26 August 2020 · video in French.

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AN INSPIRING UNIVERSE

Outer Wilds

Mobius Digital

An imaginary solar system to explore, clues to connect and curiosity driving the journey. This universe inspires AstroLab’s spirit of exploration.

Thank you to these creators for sharing their knowledge and love of exploration.