08:00How Roman aqueducts carried water downhill for milesMotion Graphics · HistoryDaily videos on autopilot
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- Motion GraphicsAbout 25 credits a videoHistoryScience
Fig. 01 · Timeline
How it unfolded.
EventTurning pointThewarthat
lastedonlythirty
eightminutes
01 / 02 - Cartoon ConversationAbout 15 credits a videoGaming
gaming
Thehardestbosseverdesignedandhowitwasbuilt
Goodquestion.Lookatthis.
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TopicScienceFocusSpace, for curious adultsNeverStock tips
1Same link
2Recent headlines
3Same story
×Never talk about
News· 3h ago
Telescope spots a galaxy older than any seen before
The faint smudge of light left its galaxy when the universe was young.
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Research paper· 1d ago
Lunar crater ice is older than scientists thought
New dating suggests the ice has sat in shadow for billions of years.
Already covered on Monday: skipped
Explainer· 2d ago
Why is the night sky dark? A new explainer
If space is full of stars, why is the night sky not bright?
Same link as Tuesday: blocked
News· 5h ago
Crewed lunar flyby gets a new launch window
Engineers want more time to test the heat shield before the trip.
Too close to Wednesday: passed over
Markets· 6h ago
Launch company shares jump after a new contract
The stock rose after the company won a new launch contract.
On your never-talk-about list: dropped
Data release· 8h ago
Solar storm season: what the next peak looks like
Forecasters expect more northern lights as the sun's cycle peaks.
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Brief
Science · 45 seconds · Motion Graphics
The oldest light you can see
- Angle
- How light that left a galaxy over 13 billion years ago is only reaching us now.
- Hook
- “This light set off before Earth existed.”
- Facts
- The universe is about 13.8 billion years old.Research
- Earth formed about 4.5 billion years ago.Research
- Looking further away means looking further back in time.Explainer
Script · in your voice
Dry humourMeasured pace"Here's the wild part"
This light set off before Earth existed.
A new telescope image just caught a galaxy older than any we have seen.
Here's the wild part: you are looking at it as it was over 13 billion years ago.
Every time you look up, you are looking back in time.
Then voiced in your clone, cut and captioned for 8 platforms.
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Research paper· 1d agoLunar crater ice is older than scientists thought
Already covered on Monday: skipped
Explainer· 2d agoWhy is the night sky dark? A new explainer
Same link as Tuesday: blocked
News· 5h agoCrewed lunar flyby gets a new launch window
Too close to Wednesday: passed over
Markets· 6h agoLaunch company shares jump after a new contract
On your never-talk-about list: dropped
06:06
Pick
What is left is scored. One story wins.
News· 3h agoTelescope spots a galaxy older than any seen before
94Score · picked
Data release· 8h agoSolar storm season: what the next peak looks like
77Score
06:09
Brief
The winner becomes a brief: angle, hook, sourced facts.
Brief
Science · 45 seconds · Motion Graphics
The oldest light you can see
- Angle
- How light that left a galaxy over 13 billion years ago is only reaching us now.
- Hook
- “This light set off before Earth existed.”
- Facts
- The universe is about 13.8 billion years old.Research
- Earth formed about 4.5 billion years ago.Research
- Looking further away means looking further back in time.Explainer
06:14
Script
Written in your personality, then voiced, cut and captioned.
Script · in your voice
Dry humourMeasured pace"Here's the wild part"This light set off before Earth existed.
A new telescope image just caught a galaxy older than any we have seen.
Here's the wild part: you are looking at it as it was over 13 billion years ago.
Every time you look up, you are looking back in time.
Then voiced in your clone, cut and captioned for 8 platforms.
Ready by 08:00
A week on autopilot.
Up to 4 run times a day, the days you choose, pause any time. Switch plans to see the week fill up.
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videos this week
- 08:00How Roman aqueducts carried water downhill for milesMotion Graphics · History
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- 08:00How a Roman legion marched and built camp every nightMotion Graphics · History
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- 08:00How Roman roads were built to last two thousand yearsMotion Graphics · History
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Thursday 26 November
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Made in Cartoon Narration
Why skyscrapers sway and how dampers stop them
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Influerto you · Thursday 12 November
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3 videos · captions for 8 platforms
The oldest light you can seeMotion Graphics · 0:45This light set off before Earth existed. #space #astronomy #science
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How a barcode changed shoppingCartoon Narration · 0:58June 1974. One pack of gum. The first scan. #history #inventions
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Why old games used so few coloursCartoon Conversation · 0:41Four colours, one tiny chip, endless tricks. #retrogaming #gamedev
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Daysevery day, about 30
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Yes. The niche finder has 60 niches across 15 topic areas, from dividend stocks to forgotten history. Answer 4 questions and it suggests a few, each with 5 video ideas and the styles that suit it. You can change topics any time.
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