I request you give me suggestions on which YouTube channels to download to my archivebut I will vet based on size/importance/etc.
>>1566329Isaac Arthur
Fall of Civilizations is pretty good history documentary content. Hours and hours of long-form podcast.
Solar Sands
>>1566329There are bigger useful science channels too but I assume you want to the nicher stuff that others might not archive.https://www.youtube.com/@udiprod40x20min animated videos on science. 720p is sufficient.https://www.youtube.com/@prof-g/videos1100x3min videos on calculus and dynamics. I'm not sure if this is worth archiving because desu I don't think many people will ever watch through the entire course. It's pretty unpopular (<1k views). I don't think even I would watch through it all.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8loIYt4QKqQ60x40min videos on Physics. The nice thing about this channel is they go through the maths and the establish the premises that scientists were working off of.https://www.youtube.com/@danielwedge/videos8 songs
>>1566442oops 3 is supposed to be thishttps://www.youtube.com/@PhysicsExplainedVideos