[Hoot Gibson]

Most of the Youtube channels to which I subscribe are related to ham radio, 3D printing, or computer technology.

Cowboy Kent Rollins (mostly Tex-Mex cooking in cast iron skillets and Dutch ovens done by a very entertaining former chuck wagon cowboy cook)

Adam Celadin (If as a kid, you ever tried your hand at throwing a knife and sticking it into a tree, then you will learn on this channel why your knife clanged to the ground.)

JoergSprave - The Slingshot Channel - this is my go to channel for entertaining projectile launching - everything from BBs to arrows and bowling balls get launched from all sorts of inventive contraptions.

Sous Vide Everything - If you own a sous vide circulator or if you are curious about what sous vide cooking is, then you may enjoy this channel.

Dr. Becky - My favorite astronomy channel.

Anton Petrov - My second favorite astronomy channel.

TinHatRanch - My favorite prepper channel. It's too bad that this guy does not post more often.

Sargon of Akkad - I'm not sure how to describe this channel. Great political and societal commentary from a British libertarian. He describes himself as a liberal, but as a conservative, I find myself agreeing with him far more often than not. American liberals despise him.

Hoot,   check out  David Butler's  channel. Some of the best astronomy stuff on the net , in my opinion. I think you will love it.

Thanks. I have subscribed to David Butler's channel. Below are three other astronomy channels that you may enjoy:

Paul M. Sutter

Isaac Arthur (This guy sounds like the Barry Kripke character on the Big Bang Theory.)

Arvin Ash (Not strictly astronomy but the theoretical physics overlaps with astronomy.)

Thanks. I can't get enough astronomy- my favorite subject. As much as I love sports, astronomy is first. Been captivated by the universe since I was a five-year old.

I have also been interested in astronomy for a very long time. Light pollution is so bad where I live now that I no longer have a telescope. When I lived in Kentucky, I had a fairly large, cheap Dobsonian (10 inch diameter) telescope but at some point I would like to get a good Schmidt-Cassegrain scope and move to a less populated area. Ham radio is another hobby of mine, which would be more enjoyable with more elbow room.