Mark Rober

YouTuber and engineer with engaging science content

Mark Rober - YouTuber and engineer with engaging science content
Born

March 11th, 1980
45 years ago

Category

Scientists & Innovators

Country

United States

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An engineer and former NASA employee, this individual gained popularity through a YouTube channel that features creative science and engineering projects. Beginning a career at NASA in the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, this person contributed to rover missions on Mars. Transitioning to YouTube, content includes elaborate experiments, innovative gadgets, and education-focused videos, reaching millions of viewers. Projects such as the glitter bomb aimed at package thieves showcased creativity and engineering skills, receiving widespread attention. The channel emphasizes STEM education and encourages young audiences to engage with science and engineering.

Worked on Mars rover missions at NASA

Created viral glitter bomb package trap

Produced educational science and engineering videos on YouTube

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