Iβm sure this is not coincidence
NASA showed footage that was never aired to the public before on the show βUFOs The Lost Evidenceβ.
Tune into the Travel Channel, Discovery, or Science channel for [this](@everyone Donβt Forget To Tune In In 30min!!! https://www.discovery.com/dnews/ufo-live0).
https://www.travelchannel.com/shows/paranormal-caught-on-camera/episodes/aliens-in-formation
Itβs live on TV rn. But of course we have all these streaming services too. I know itβs on Sling TV.
Some 20-ish years ago when I was a kid Travel channel had these beautiful travel shows where they mainly showed various islands, with shots of beaches, rainforests, volcanoes,etc. with nice music in the background and the hosts talked only a little in the background, so it was both relaxing and fun to watch.
Nowadays Travel channel seems to be only about reality shows like random couples buying expensive houses most people can't afford, I just checked their site and almost all shows are about ghosts, hell, bigfoot, paranormal,etc...what the actual....
So...yeah, since the old Travel channel doesn't exist anymore, are there any youtube channels that offer content like that?
The closest I can think of are either those 4k or drone videos, which can get a bit boring, since it's just a drone flying for 10, 20 minutes over the same area or maybe Geography Now, but that's more about statistics and politics, than tourism and travel.
https://twitter.com/Discovery/status/1408145727998545933?s=20It's legit. But will we get the report to look over until Wednesday? Creepy. June 30th at 8PM.
I am sure some people hate the show. but my post is not about if the show is great or terrible.
My DVR is recording season 2 episode 12 right now and at the top of the hour record season 2 episode 14. Does anyone know anything about episode 13? The travel channel website was not helpful.
My channel is mainly about RV life, living in an RV, campground reviews, and RV tips. Looking to sub to other channels with similar content. I don't unsub but only looking for channels that fall into the categories above. If you do not fit in those categories, please don't sub. Thanks! https://www.youtube.com/solestraveling
https://youtu.be/Sq57H_ijugo
Noticed Travel Channel has resumed showing Season 7. Episode 2 was on last night and this Sunday will be episode 3.
I've been watching some videos lately about photolithography and how the wavelength of UV light they use is one of the limitations to creating smaller details. This problem will hopefully be solved with EUV, but it got me thinking about if one were to create small channels for light at e.g. 5nm, could a laser travel through such a channel if its wavelength was in the range of a normal 300-700nm diode? Or even the a 20nm EUV beam?
As stated, thanks!
I like learning spanish by watching spainish videos with spanish subtitles. I find those teaching channels a little boring. I want to watch videos that are directed to spanish-speaking audience. And I like travel and culture videos. For now, I watch every video on the channel" Jabiertzo ". Without spanish subtitles, I understand about 10-20%. With spanish subtitle, I understand 80%. Auto-generated subtitles are not good enough. I need real subtitles. Does anyone know about other fun travel and culture youtube channels with spanish subtitles? Thank you for sharing.
Hello All,
I started my YT channel as a travel channel and within 2-3 vids I shifted the focus on more of the history of each city. My goal was to travel America and do 10 videos of each state and a specific history of each area.
For Example:
I recently completed Pennsylvania and there are 10 videos split into 2 stories. First 5 Videos narrate the connecting cities that supported Anthracite Coal and connecting rivers. And the other 5 videos which is the 2nd story revolves around the expedition to the west and eventually ending in Pittsburgh.
Reasons:
- I always talk about the geographical and industrial history of the city. I never really show the "travel" stuff or give travel advice. Everyone who watches the videos say they're really informative.
At this point, would any of you consider my channel a modern take on social studies or still mostly travel?
I am trying to better position my channel into education versus the saturated market of travel. thank you
I've been wracking my brain for the content I would want to see that could also be outside-the-box and cast a wide net for theory topics. I came up with travel theory today. That's wide enough to cover things from the actual process of traveling to the secrets of popular landmarks to the environmental and fiscal impact of tourism to, heck, even mythology or amusement parks. It seems to cover a lot of ground while still being specific. I also think it could have a lot of interplay with the other channels.
It's a bit unconventional, but so is Food Theory and I'm loving it. Would you be interested in something like Travel Theory? Would it be a good fit for them and their audience? What kind of topics would you want it to cover?
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Also would appreciate some Channel Manager recommendations.
Hi all,
We've really been enjoying Bob's Your Uncle reviews of cruise ships and first class airlines, in particular his wild, "no fucks given" sense of humor. We've almost finished his channel and he probably won't have new videos on the topic any time soon considering the state of the world. Does anyone have recommendations for a similar YouTube channel? In English or with English subs please, we don't speak Cantonese. Doesn't have to be by a Hongkonger - anything similar will be good!
