YouTube powerhouse and former NASA engineer Mark Rober has been calling Netflix for almost a year now, and their partnership ...

YouTube and Google.org deepen support for free, standards-aligned science education with a $2.5M grant to Class CrunchLabs ...

YouTube and Google.org have committed a $2.5 million grant to Class CrunchLabs, providing additional funding to expand the ...

Former NASA engineer Mark Rober intentionally shows failures in his videos. He wants kids to see mistakes as part of learning and experimentation.

Mark Rober has spent years proving that science and engineering don’t have to feel like homework. His enormously popular videos turn subjects such as physics, robotics, and mechanical engineering into ...

Mark Rober, a NASA engineer turned YouTube sensation with over 75 million subscribers, has spent his internet career making creative, silly, engaging science experiments for viewers, many of them ...

Class CrunchLabs, the suite of free curriculum resources from NASA engineer turned YouTube science communicator Mark Rober, has released its first two courses on YouTube.

Former NASA engineer and YouTube phenomenon Mark Rober shares how educators can use curiosity-driven, hands-on approaches to deepen student engagement in science. SILICON VALLEY, Calif., April 2, 2026 ...

Mark Rober just dropped a fresh engineering challenge video that's blowing up on YouTube. You need to see how he's turning everyday problems into epic inventions right now. Mark Rober uploaded his ...

Nick Schifrin: Tonight, we have a Brief But Spectacular take on being amazed at the world around us. Mark Rober discovered his passion for engineering as a kid tinkering with gadgets and creating ...

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