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Choosing the best title and thumbnail

We had a hard time choosing the right title and thumbnail for our latest video. Here were some of the top contenders – do you think we made the right choice? Title proposals for ME 59 "Immortality" 1. Is It Possible To Live Forever? 2. Is Immortality Possible? 3. Do We Really Have To Get Old And Die? 4. Anti-Aging Tips From Nature 5. Can We Stay Young Forever? 6. Is Growing Old Inevitable? 7. Who's That Bathing In The Fountain Of Y...

Do We Have to Get Old and Die?

Humans have long been seeking eternal youth, without a lot of progress. But that doesn't mean that nobody has figured out the secret.

... And this is how I used math to make a smooth and nice zooming transition in an upcoming video. -Ever

An early sketch from an upcoming video! Not too fancy, but always super cute, hahahaha - Ever

Are We Really 99% Chimp?

How Do Greenhouse Gases Actually Work?

NEW VIDEO: Rain's Dirty Little Secret

Every raindrop hides a little secret that's absolutely crucial to its existence - can you guess what it is?

NEW VIDEO: Should We Let Pandas Go Extinct?

When it comes to saving species, how should we decide who to save first? We decided to be a bit provocative with this one! What do you think?

Raindrops are shaped like hamburger buns (click here for more info)

Hey Patrons! Did you know that the conventional "raindrop" shape is incorrect?

NEW VIDEO: Why Are There Clouds?

It would take a whole fleet of jumbo jets to lift the water needed for a small cumulus cloud. So how does our atmosphere do it?

NEW VIDEO: Why Don't Scavengers Get Sick?

Rotting meat is host to some of the world's most lethal toxins...yet some animals regularly stomach the stuff without getting sick. Here's how.

Why do Some Species Thrive in Cities?

Urban development can be tough on wildlife. But some plants and animals are adapting to our cities in surprising ways.

Wallpapers from "Why do Some Species Thrive in Cities?"

Aaaannddd finally (for now), here are other wallpapers from our urban evolution video! hope you like all of them! And if you are using one of them, make sure to take a pic of your computer/phone screen and send it to us :D

Wallpapers from "Why do We Only See One Side of the Moon?"

And here are other three wallpapers from our moon video!... Make sure to download the fullHD files attached to this post!

Wallpapers from "This is your Brain on Extreme Weather"

Hey! Here are three wallpapers from our Extreme Weather video! Make sure to download the full HD files attached to this post! :D

A New Way To Watch (Vessel Announcement)

Greetings MinuteEarth Patrons, It’s been a really exciting month for us here at MinuteEarth! We celebrated our second birthday on YouTube, garnered our millionth subscriber, and passed the 50 million view mark. But that’s not all…(drumroll)... We also recently signed up to make our videos available on an exciting new video site called Vessel.com to give you even more options for watching MinuteEarth. Check out our vlog announcement here f...

Why Do We Only See One Side of the Moon?

We think you'll like this one - we all learned a lot about a cool phenomenon called "tidal locking."

This Is Your Brain On Extreme Weather

Thanks for supporting MinuteEarth! We hope you enjoy our latest video!

Using Photoshop History - MinuteEarth Behind the Scenes

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=61AWGdEFEmQHere is a 10 min behind the scenes video explaining how I use the Photoshop history to make MinuteEarth drawings! - Ever https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=61AWGdEFEmQ

Hey there! If you have missed a wallpaper, here you can find attached all of them! Hope you enjoy them! :D

Guess the Stick-Figure!

Why Poor Places Are More Diverse

NEW VIDEO! Thanks for your support!

what's your favorite map projection?

...there's more than one way of looking at Planet Earth. which one do you like best, and why?

This week, we've been nerding out about maps. Specifically, this kind, called a "choropleth" map (but understandably often mispronounced "chloropleth"). Look for one of these in our next video!