Pulleys, spinning disks and rockets keep PhysicsIsFun in motion

With no new uploads, a lifting explainer has reached about 134,000 views.

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Today we look at how a pulley can help lift! #physics #science #stem

A pulley offers a useful place to begin a PhysicsIsFun catch-up: an everyday device with a physics lesson tucked inside. "Today we look at how a pulley can help lift! #physics #science #stem" is drawing the most daily views of the channel's active videos, by a considerable margin.

No new uploads arrived this week, so that recent lesson has room to breathe. Depending on the arrangement, pulleys can change the direction of a pull or reduce the force needed to lift a load. The trade-off is wonderfully practical: less force can mean pulling more rope, not getting energy for free.

The other active lessons take that curiosity in different directions. "Euler's disk is so COOL! #physics #science #stem" returns to a spinning object, while "How do rockets work?? #physics #stem #rocketscience" takes the questions skyward. The disk video is several months old, but it is drawing more daily views than the newer rocket explainer.

At just under 400,000 subscribers, PhysicsIsFun sits close in audience size to Bizarre Beasts and Art of the Problem. Elsewhere in this science group, Astrum Earth's daily viewing is above its usual level, while Ziroth's is lower. PhysicsIsFun's own week is simpler: no fresh lesson, with the pulley upload doing the largest share of the work among its currently active videos.

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The videos drawing views on PhysicsIsFun right now

Euler's disk is so COOL! #physics #science #stem40,013 views How do rockets work?? #physics #stem #rocketscience12,225 views

The numbers

Here is PhysicsIsFun's audience size and the activity around its recent science lessons.

subscribers

398,000

total views

120,842,600

subscribers: this channel and similar channels

Ziroth

523,000

Astrum Earth

493,000

Looking Glass Universe

471,000

Melissa Maribel

448,000

Bizarre Beasts

399,000

PhysicsIsFun

398,000

Art of the Problem

393,000

Event Horizon

334,000

Astrum Extra

326,000

As of October 14, 2026 · Data source: Trari Social News, Trari Traffic Trends and Ranking Platform, Google YouTube

Subscriber, view, like and comment counts are YouTube's. Rates, usual days, rankings, comparisons and categories are Trari's own calculations.