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Dot Physics

Dot Physics Sponsors, Brand Deals & Estimated Earnings

@dotphysics59K subscribers342 avg views1 sponsorScience

Est. sponsorship rate

$7–$14

per sponsored video

Est. AdSense

$2–$4

per video

Tracked deals

1

1 distinct brand

Last deal

Jul 14, 2025

most recent detected

Videos & Estimated Earnings

Lifetime views per upload with estimated AdSense and sponsorship value. Sponsored videos show the brand we detected.

VideoViewsEst. AdSenseSponsor
July 2026
Python Physics: Modeling the Motion of a Tipping Stick

Python Physics: Modeling the Motion of a Tipping Stick

Jul 16, 2026
222$1–$3—
Physics Problem: Acceleration of Atwood Machine with Pulley Mass

Physics Problem: Acceleration of Atwood Machine with Pulley Mass

Jul 16, 2026
129$1–$2—
Physics Problem: Scooter and a Merry-Go-Round

Physics Problem: Scooter and a Merry-Go-Round

Jul 16, 2026
390$2–$5—
Physics Problem: Acceleration of a Tipping Stick

Physics Problem: Acceleration of a Tipping Stick

Jul 16, 2026
91$0–$1—
Physics Problem: String Wrapped Around a Disk

Physics Problem: String Wrapped Around a Disk

Jul 16, 2026
119$1–$2—
Acceleration of a disk rolling down an incline

Acceleration of a disk rolling down an incline

Jul 15, 2026
221$1–$3—
Physics Lecture: The Angular Momentum Principle

Physics Lecture: The Angular Momentum Principle

Jul 12, 2026
251$1–$3—
Physics Problem: Slipping Coin on a Rotating Record

Physics Problem: Slipping Coin on a Rotating Record

Jul 10, 2026
185$1–$2—
Physics Problem: Apparent Weight on a Ferris Wheel

Physics Problem: Apparent Weight on a Ferris Wheel

Jul 10, 2026
110$1–$1—
Physics Problem: Tension in a Vertical Swing

Physics Problem: Tension in a Vertical Swing

Jul 9, 2026
2K$9–$22—
Physics Problem: Low Earth Orbital Energy, Equator vs. the Poles

Physics Problem: Low Earth Orbital Energy, Equator vs. the Poles

Jul 9, 2026
165$1–$2—
Physics Problem: Minimum Speed for the Loop-the-Loop

Physics Problem: Minimum Speed for the Loop-the-Loop

Jul 9, 2026
395$2–$5—
Physics Problem: Speed for a Banked Curve Without Friction

Physics Problem: Speed for a Banked Curve Without Friction

Jul 8, 2026
121$1–$2—
Physics Problem: Recoil Speed of the Earth if Everyone Jumped at the Same Time

Physics Problem: Recoil Speed of the Earth if Everyone Jumped at the Same Time

Jul 3, 2026
222$1–$3—
Physics Problem: Using the Ballistic Pendulum to Measure Launch Speed

Physics Problem: Using the Ballistic Pendulum to Measure Launch Speed

Jul 3, 2026
140$1–$2—
See 160 more videos and 24 months of history in the app

Estimates, not actuals. AdSense is estimated from lifetime views at typical Science RPM ($5–$13 per 1,000 views); sponsorship value from Science sponsorship CPM benchmarks ($20–$40 per 1,000 views, reviewed July 2026). Sponsor detections come from video content and are deduced from evidence, not confirmed by the channel or brand.

Brands Sponsoring Dot Physics

Brands that have sponsored Dot Physics's videos

1 brands
CE
Casio Edtech logo

Casio Edtech

1 video

Recent Sponsored Videos

The latest deals we detected on Dot Physics

Physics Problem: The Double Half Atwood Machine

Physics Problem: The Double Half Atwood Machine

Sponsored by Casio Edtech

Jul 14, 2025

About Dot Physics

Dot Physics is a YouTube channel based in US with 59,300 subscribers. Dot Physics's top sponsor is Casio Edtech who sponsored 1 video. Dot Physics has worked with 1 distinct brands, including major partners like Casio Edtech.

Physics and Python stuff. Most of the videos here are either adapted from class lectures or solving physics problems. I really like to use numerical calculations without all the fancy programming tools. My go-to platform is Web VPython (https://glowscript.org). Outside of YouTube, I'm an undergraduate physics faculty and a physics blogger (at WIRED https://www.wired.com/author/rhett-allain) an...

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