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SciShow explores the unexpected. We delve into the scientific subjects that defy our expectations and make us even more curious! Check out our channel at youtube.com/scishow Or support the channel with merch at complexly.store

Producer Savannah directing Hank in a Rocks Box video
illustration of an aurochs cow in the bottom right of a photo of Michelle-Barboza-Ramirez (they/them) on the SciShow set while hosting the Deep Dive
TO DO LIST make progress on big projects coming soon (checked) Rest (checked) Learn cool new science (checked) Tell some science jokes (checked) Do experiments in the backyard (checked) Announce the next Deep Dive host (unchecked) Polaroid of the host on set from far away in the corner
Monday: a photo of a raw emerald, with the SciShow Rocks Box Logo
A closeup of a tube of generic sunscreen
Screenshot of an online article titled "These are the most-cited research papers of all time: Some studies have received hundreds of thousands of citations, Nature's updated analysis shows." By Richard Van Noorden
A bacterium of Y pestis
Maya Higa smiles on set with an animation of Togo the sled dog that pulled two ice caps together to save an entire sled dog team on the Nome, AK serum run.
Maya Higa on the SciShow set
Host Madelyn in a maroon SciShow Geology Department shirt.
Text "Support SciShow, Get a postcard! With stickers! complexly.org/supportscishow" With a graphic of a Postcard design showing off X-ray crystallography.
A graphic with the header "SUPPORT SCISHOW MARCH 13-27" with a photo of a postcard design, labeled "$60 Postcard" and a photo of a spinner coin with the SciShow logo on one side and an etching of a pattern of X-ray crystallography on the other, labeled "$500 Spinner Coin"
From L to R: Savannah Geary (host & producer), Nicole Sweeney (Executive Producer), and Amy Peterson (Script Editor) pose in front of the projector screen of their presentation titled : "Shaping Science Stories: How to Turn Simple Research into Engaging Narratives"
A photograph of The Atlas of Topographical and Applied Human Anatomy on the SciShow set.
Jaida and Dr. Stevens pose for a photo in the lab!
Jaida and Dr. Hannah Yevick during their sit-down interview.
Jaida Elcock and Dr. Feng Zheng pose for a photo during their interview.
A close-up shot of an enhydro agate, the featured rock of January 2026 in SciShow's monthly Rocks Box subscription.
Savannah poses for a picture in the SciShow shirt that they designed for our handmade holidays merch!
Learn-a-thon special merch: SciShow-branded TTRPG dice set purple galaxy dice with SciShow Green numbers and symbols.
Poster for our "Escape the Lab" SciShow TTRPG game, streaming live at youtube.com/scishow Saturday, November 15th at 10:00 AM PT.
A man sitting on some stairs wearing a shirt that features several prominent alchemical symbols.
A cloaked figure standing at a boiling cauldron with orange smoke clouds emerging from the cauldron
Host/Resident Madelyn Leembruggen posing with finger guns on the SciShow set.
Host Niba does a curtsy on the SciShow set!
A close up of Hank wearing the Moon Rock Protection Squad (MRPS) shirt released with our recent Deep Dive.
Clockwise from the top left: 1. A close-up of the lamp and decorations on the side table 2. Producer Hiroka holds up a magnifying glass and waves a feather around on set before placing them as props on the desk. 3. An animation of a red car driving on the highway. 4. A feather and some papers and other set props strewn about on the top of a desk 5. A few grayscale animations of a cityscape, shadows, and a person walking with a box-like object with a lock. 6. A sepia photo of Hank Green on set mid-sentence
Blurry teleprompter screenshot with the stage direction [bunny ears] clear and the rest is not relevant to the post.
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Podcast cover art for the PBS Eons podcast Eons: Surviving Deep Time produced by Complexly the production company that brings you SciShow! Webby Nominated, and you should vote!
SciShow's An Ancient Roman Shipwreck May Explain the Universe is a Webby Honoree!
An angry looking uterus pin with the text "Back in stock wandering womb pin"
A crafty striped background featuring yarn, crayons, scissors, and a ruler scattered around with the SciShow Kids logo in the foreground and the announcement "Now streaming on Peacock and Roku!"
From left to right: Producer Hiroka, Sound Engineer Tuna, Videographer Madison, and Video Host/Editor Stefan aka the band "Eklipses" in their new merch a shirt that says BLOOD MOON EKLEIPSIS.
A house with glowing windows in different colors, and a demon-face blob on fire approaching the house.
4 postcards with science facts, one about skulls, one about coral reefs, one about stars, and one about tarsiers on a transparent background.