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Simon Clark
With a PhD in atmospheric physics, Simon Clark makes videos about atmospheric science and climate change, but also maths, physics, history, etymology, and video games.
About Simon Clark
Simon Clark has a Youtube playlist with about 50 videos on climate. Our recommendation: This video about the history of climate change and the scientist behind it. About the channel: My name is Simon and I make videos about stuff I find interesting! That means a lot of videos about atmospheric science and climate change, but also maths, physics, history, etymology, and video games. Since completing my PhD in atmospheric physics at the University of Exeter, this has been my full time job. I also stream on Twitch, co-host a podcast, and wrote a book! Additionally: choral scholar, Oxford graduate, book geek, cinephile, and Oxford comma enthusiast.
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