Children’s content creator Toys and Colors is collaborating with former NASA engineer and YouTube personality Mark Rober in a ...

Former NASA engineer Mark Rober regularly attracts over 30 million viewers to his YouTube videos, which feature large-scale science experiments, elaborately engineered pranks and environmental ...

Mark Rober, the famous science communicator, recently visited India. He is impressed by India's engineering talent and the concept of 'jugaad'. Rober is running a contest for innovative jugaad ...

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Mark Rober’s goal with this contest is to foster a hands-on, curiosity-driven approach to learning, especially among children and young adults.

Mark Rober was recently seen at the airport sporting a casual yet stylish look. Dressed in a white T-shirt and black jacket, he struck the perfect balance between comfort and fashion. His ...

MrBeast, Marques Brownlee and Mark Rober are among the YouTube stars who will test the tool, after CAA signed on last year. By Alex Weprin Senior Editor A number of major YouTube stars have signed ...

A Tesla owner just repeated Mark Rober’s fake road wall test. In some tests, they achieved the same result and in others, not. The differences appears to be due to newer versions of FSD. Earlier ...

Mark Rober's video showing that Tesla's Vision-only systems can't detect a painted wall stirred controversies, so a Tesla fan tried to set the record straight ...

A Tesla Cybertruck has passed Mark Rober's wall test, where the vehicle is pitted against a wall painted to look like the road in front of it. VIEW GALLERY - 2. Jak Connor.

People were equally shocked and amazed when the video initially went viral. Former NASA scientist and American YouTuber Mark Rober put Tesla's autopilot to a "crash test", and the results weren't ...

In a video posted on his YouTube channel on Sunday, Mark Rober took his Tesla Model Y for the crash test but it seemingly failed it, after not being able to recognise a wall painted like a road.