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    Quiz: Mechanical Engineering on YouTube

    YouTube offers viewers a wide range of mechanical engineering content, from real-life demonstrations of popular mechanics and processes to college-level courses and test prep.

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    Nov 10, 2023

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    With over 27 million subscribers, Mark Rober (@MarkRober) may be the best known mechanical engineer on YouTube.  By blasting unsuspecting package thieves with glitter to shooting ants with tiny guns, this former NASA engineer proves how much fun science can be. 

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    From real-life demonstrations of popular mechanics and processes to college-level courses and test prep, YouTube offers viewers who just can’t get enough a daily dose of mechanical engineering. 

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