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Bill Hammack does less travel/outdoors content, but similarly explains Science in a clear manner.
All videos are free to share under a Creative Commons licence CC-by.
... and Newpipe recommends good similar videos, if you turn it on, in settings.
Like in this collection, Steve Mould has a clear and interesting Science presentation of common or curious topics.
Steve Mould is great. I finally have an intuitive understanding of how diodes work because of him.