VEIN Material's Latest YouTube Videos & Shorts

@vein.materials

68 videosJoined Aug 21, 2026Last updated Nov 10, 2026

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4.55Kin 28d

ViewsTotal Views1.76M1,755,157

1.12Min 28d

Est. revenueEst. ad revenue (USD)$2.4K$2,400

Down 19%vs prior 14d

Last updated Nov 10, 2026

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As of 2026-11-10, VEIN Material has 6,950 subscribers, 1,755,157 total views, and 68 videos. Ranked #4,797,587 worldwide, #3,003 in Bulgaria and #252,679 in Education by subscribers.

VEIN Material’s most recent 48 uploads

The latest upload vidIQ has for VEIN Material is “Why Germany Is Paying €4.7 Billion to Unbury Its Nuclear Waste”, a long-form video published Nov 8, 2026.
These are VEIN Material’s 48 most recent public uploads vidIQ has data for, published between Sep 12, 2026 and Nov 8, 2026 (48 long-form videos).
Median views across these 48 uploads: 6,768. 24 videos are above that median and 24 below.
Most viewed in the sample: “Transparent Aluminum Is Real. Star Trek Was Only Half Right” (647,079 views, Oct 21, 2026). Least viewed: “Is This the Fastest Poison Ever Made? (It's Hiding in Apple Seeds) — History of Cyanide” (638 views, Oct 6, 2026).
Median length: 37:08 for 48 long-form videos.
In this sample, VEIN Material’s consecutive uploads were a median of 1 day apart (shortest gap 0 days, longest 3 days).
Views are lifetime totals as of Nov 10, 2026, so newer uploads have had less time to collect them. These figures describe only the videos listed here, not the whole channel, and do not show why any video performed as it did. Dates are UTC.

VEIN Material’s most recent uploads, newest first, with publication date (UTC), format, lifetime views and length
Video	Published (UTC)	Format	Views	Length
Why Germany Is Paying €4.7 Billion to Unbury Its Nuclear Waste	Nov 8, 2026	Long-form	3,735	38:49
The Biggest Nuke in History Was Built to Fail \| Tsar Bomba	Nov 8, 2026	Long-form	1,786	39:28
What Makes the GBU-57 Unbreakable Enough to Dig 200 Feet Underground?	Nov 7, 2026	Long-form	2,959	38:57
How Can a Stone Keep Glowing After You Turn Off the Light?	Nov 5, 2026	Long-form	3,528	38:18
What Happens When the Most Reactive Metal on Earth Touches Air, Water and Ice?	Nov 3, 2026	Long-form	8,015	38:54
Gallium Is Real Terminator Metal. The Movie Was Only Half Right	Nov 2, 2026	Long-form	4,850	37:33
America's Atomic Bomb Reactor Started Dying. Nobody Knew Why.	Oct 31, 2026	Long-form	84,848	36:59
The "Most Explosive" Element Has Never Exploded	Oct 29, 2026	Long-form	10,837	38:42
The Great Pyramid's Real Cover-Up: Where Did Its White Stone Go?	Oct 28, 2026	Long-form	7,629	37:21
The Most Common Metal on Earth Was the Last One We Learned to Use	Oct 26, 2026	Long-form	25,179	38:28
Titanic's Weakest Metal Wasn't the Steel	Oct 24, 2026	Long-form	1,325	36:50
Apple's Sapphire Disaster: Why Your iPhone Is Still Glass	Oct 23, 2026	Long-form	5,732	37:00
Castle Bravo Disaster — The Lithium Mistake Behind America's Biggest Bomb Test	Oct 22, 2026	Long-form	164,190	38:06
Transparent Aluminum Is Real. Star Trek Was Only Half Right	Oct 21, 2026	Long-form	647,079	37:59
The Insane Engineering of Undersea Fiber Amplifiers	Oct 20, 2026	Long-form	6,733	38:07
Could Damascus Steel Hold Up the Golden Gate Bridge?	Oct 18, 2026	Long-form	1,929	37:31
Could the Most Dangerous Liquid on Earth Power the World?	Oct 17, 2026	Long-form	62,061	37:22
Why Did America Need Silicon to Aim Its Nuclear Missiles? — The History of Silicon	Oct 16, 2026	Long-form	6,222	37:45
How Close Were the Nazis to the Nuclear Bomb? (The Graphite Mistake That Wasn't)	Oct 14, 2026	Long-form	15,674	37:23
The Tiny Magnet That Stopped the World’s Most Advanced Jet	Oct 12, 2026	Long-form	3,484	38:15
Is This the Metal China Could Use to Stop Tesla?	Oct 10, 2026	Long-form	1,689	38:48
Is the Most Reactive Element Hiding in Your Frying Pan? — The History of Fluorine	Oct 9, 2026	Long-form	5,717	37:24
How Can a Liquid Be Magnetic but Never Become a Magnet? — The History of Ferrofluid	Oct 8, 2026	Long-form	7,347	37:34
Is This the Biggest Explosion Before the Atomic Bomb? (Halifax, 1917) — History of Picric Acid	Oct 7, 2026	Long-form	42,017	37:37
Is This the Fastest Poison Ever Made? (It's Hiding in Apple Seeds) — History of Cyanide	Oct 6, 2026	Long-form	638	37:52
Why Did the Atomic Bomb Use Silver Instead of Copper? — The History of Silver	Oct 5, 2026	Long-form	33,191	37:05
Is This the Most Important Metal of the AI Age? (Record Prices in 2026) — History of Copper	Oct 4, 2026	Long-form	1,782	37:00
How the CIA Tricked the Soviets Into Selling the Metal for Its Spy Plane — History of Titanium	Oct 3, 2026	Long-form	6,802	36:39
Is This the Most Heat-Proof Glass? (Survived 600°F on the Blackbird) — The History of Quartz Glass	Sep 30, 2026	Long-form	58,028	37:12
What Happens When You Compress Hydrogen to Its Absolute Limit? — The History of Hydrogen	Sep 29, 2026	Long-form	8,421	37:25
Why Did the Nazis Fight So Hard for This Metal? — The History of Tungsten	Sep 28, 2026	Long-form	12,600	36:46
If Copper Isn't Magnetic, Why Does a Magnet Float Inside Copper? — The History of Neodymium	Sep 27, 2026	Long-form	7,758	36:26
Why Did a Soviet Submarine's Reactor Freeze Solid Hotter Than Boiling Water?	Sep 26, 2026	Long-form	7,284	35:43
Is This the Most Important Superconductor on Earth? — The History of Niobium	Sep 25, 2026	Long-form	2,987	27:57
Is This the Most Extreme Metal Inside the Blackbird and a Nuclear Reactor? — The History of Inconel	Sep 24, 2026	Long-form	90,923	28:01
Welcome to VEIN Material!	Sep 24, 2026	Long-form	1,641	1:15
Why Did the Pentagon Fund a Bomb That Couldn't Exist? — The History of Hafnium	Sep 23, 2026	Long-form	6,990	27:00
Is Helium the Only Element That Refuses to Freeze? — The History of Helium	Sep 22, 2026	Long-form	10,188	26:56
Is Osmium the Densest Thing on Earth? — The History of Osmium	Sep 21, 2026	Long-form	6,621	27:27
Why Did the H-Bomb Almost Fail Over One Impossible Element? — The History of Tritium	Sep 20, 2026	Long-form	4,970	24:37
Why Do Stars Collapse Into Something Denser Than an Atom? — The History of Neutron Stars	Sep 19, 2026	Long-form	3,423	27:29
Is Argon the Most Useless Element We Ever Found? — The History of Argon	Sep 18, 2026	Long-form	14,784	28:00
Is Rhodium the Most Expensive Metal on Earth? — The History of Rhodium	Sep 17, 2026	Long-form	5,555	25:37
How 0.1% of This Metal Makes Titanium Nearly Indestructible? — The History of Ruthenium	Sep 16, 2026	Long-form	22,936	28:00
The Man Who Tried to Fake Two Elements — The History of Element 118	Sep 15, 2026	Long-form	1,439	26:33
Is This the Most Magnetic Metal Ever Found? — The History of Holmium	Sep 14, 2026	Long-form	67,837	28:16
Why Did We Choose AC Over DC for Electricity? — The History of Alternating Current	Sep 13, 2026	Long-form	1,739	27:20
Why Couldn't RDX Replace TNT? — The History of RDX	Sep 12, 2026	Long-form	973	27:20

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vidIQ. As of 2026-11-10, VEIN Material has 6,950 subscribers, 1,755,157 total views, and 68 videos. It ranks #4,797,587 by subscribers among channels tracked by vidIQ. Source: public YouTube statistics recorded by vidIQ. https://vidiq.com/youtube-stats/channel/@vein.materials/ Methodology: https://vidiq.com/youtube-stats/top/methodology/

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