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blackpenredpen: calculus with two pens
Math teacher Steve Chow works through integrals and tricky problems on a whiteboard, switching between his trademark black and red pens.
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TikTok of the day@annelisethearchaeologistenWorldwide
Annelise Baer: your friendly neighborhood archaeologist
Archaeologist Annelise Baer covers the ancient Near East and the classical world, answers follower questions and cuts through ancient-mystery hype.
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@_theiconoclassenWorldwide
@_theiconoclass: art history, fast and funny
Melbourne art historian Mary McGillivray unpacks paintings, movements and the visual language of pop culture in quick, sharp videos.
TikTok of the day@pintofplaneenWorldwide
Pint of Plane
Irish woodworker Eoin Reardon builds things from wood using only hand tools: planes, chisels and saws.
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@oddanimalspecimensenWorldwide
Odd Animal Specimens
Charlie Engelman pulls strange animals, skulls and insects from a zoology museum's collection and explains what makes each one unusual.
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@astrokobienWorldwide
AstroKobi: space news in a minute
Short, friendly videos on the latest in astronomy: the Sun, Saturn, exoplanets, the fastest star on record, eclipses worth staying up for.
TikTok of the day@the_josemonkeyenWorldwide
JoseMonkey: finding places from clips
Viewers send in clips and he figures out exactly where they were filmed, working from the smallest details in the frame. Geography as detective work.
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@sandwichesofhistoryenWorldwide
Sandwiches of History
Barry Enderwick makes sandwiches from old cookbooks exactly as written, tastes them and says honestly whether they deserve a comeback.
TikTok of the day@charlesberthoudmixWorldwide
Charles Berthoud: all bass, no backing
Bassist Charles Berthoud plays well-known songs on a single bass guitar, covering melody, harmony and groove at once.
TikTok of the day@jessiecarter.conservatorenWorldwide
Jessie Carter: paintings, uncovered
Painting conservator Jessie Carter films herself removing yellowed varnish, grime and mold from paintings, and explains every step.
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@practicalengineeringenWorldwide
Practical Engineering: engineering in plain sight
Civil engineer Grady Hillhouse explains how dams, tunnels, roads and other structures we pass every day actually work.
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@etymologynerdenWorldwide
Etymology Nerd: word origins on TikTok
Linguist Adam Aleksic traces where words come from, from ancient roots to slang that appeared on social media last week.