Last updated: July 10th, 2026
Books and literature are great, but the newest medium for learning science is on TikTok! From watching experiments to hearing scientific phenomena finally explained, TikTok SciComm influencers have given us a glimpse into the fascinating world of physics and science with a wealth of videos highlighting the wonders of physics.
We’ve put together a list of the best physics-focused TikTok accounts that showcase these incredible experiments and explainers to learn in a fun new way.
Before you start, did you know we're on TikTok too?! Hop over and follow us at @geniuslabgear for fun science videos!
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This list is a compilation of our favorite accounts from around TikTok. We are not sponsored by or affiliated with any of the accounts below, we just find them entertaining and educational.
Best Picks at a Glance:
| Best for entertaining science demos | @stevespangler |
| Real astronaut sharing life in space | @astrosamantha |
| Best physics explainer for everyday phenomena | @wolf_science |
| Best for space and rocket content | @astro_spaceflight |
| Best-known astrophysicist | @neildegrassetyson |
| Best magician-style science demos | @incrediblescience |
Steve Spangler is a master of demonstrating fun and easy science experiments. Interestingly, Steve has always found an entertaining (and messy) way to make science enjoyable for everybody, including performing in person for Ellen DeGeneres herself! Head over to his TikTok or watch his appearance on Ellen's show. Either way, we’re pretty sure you’ll be delighted! Watch as he shows us how to conquer the balancing nail challenge in this video.
@stevespangler Balancing Nail Puzzle. #scienceexperiments #challenge #puzzle #stevespangler #stem #balance #science ♬ original sound - @stevespangler
Imagine what running in space would be like.🤔You don’t have to imagine though, you can watch @astrosamantha show you exactly how it works! An astronaut of the European Space Agency, Samantha boldly goes where no TikToker has gone before! Hop over to her TikTok page and find out what life in space is like.
@astrosamantha How do you run in space? Happy #GlobalRunningDay #MissionMinerva #SpaceTok ♬ Run - OneRepublic
You might wonder what is Bernoulli's Principle? Wolf Science does a wonderful job of illustrating it with a practical, real-world demonstration utilizing just the air in his lungs and an incredibly long plastic bag. It does seem impossible right? Checkout his Tiktok video and see it unfold right before your eyes.
@wolf_science Bernoulli’s Principle. #science #firefighting #fan #teachersoftiktok #learnontiktok ♬ original sound - Wolf_Science
Want to learn what clean energy is really all about? The Physics House has a unique way of explaining the future of energy and other science topics by making them entertaining and easy to understand. There’s a ton more trivia and practical knowledge where this came from. Check out @THEPHYSICSHOUSE on TikTok, now!
@thephysicshouse 🥧 ft. @anthonyrajkovich #pi #physics ♬ Mozart-Piano Concerto No.21-2 - 杭州爱乐乐团
This amazing video shows a view of a rocket launch from the International Space Station. If you love space and rockets, follow Astro Spaceflight! Join their community of space enthusiasts to keep up with the latest news in space technology!
@astro_spaceflight Rocket launch seen from the ISS #space #rocket #launch #iss #nasa #usa #station #international #earth ♬ original sound - Astro Spaceflight 🚀
How do I not break an egg? Well, hold it just the right way. @incrediblescience demonstrates the reason behind this and other fun scientific phenomena. He does all of this quite dashingly with his golden magician’s coat delivering knowledge with alchemy. Is it magic or just science at work? It’s up to you to find out.
@incrediblescience Impossible to break an egg this way! #eggchallenge #eggdrop #scienceexperiments #learnontiktok #teachersoftiktok ♬ you broke me first - Tate McRae
You probably couldn’t guess what would happen if you placed a few little foil cups atop an electrostatic generator. This fascinating video from @atomstalk demonstrates just what occurs when the electricity is turned on. How lovely is that?
@atomstalk Static electricity at work..#staticelectricity #electricity #scienceisamazing #physics #electron ♬ original sound - Atoms Talk - AtomsTalk
Is Jupiter regarded as a failed star? In her Tiktok response, @astrokirsten covers this by demonstrating the spectral signals of Jupiter and relating it to brown dwarfs. Amazing, right?
@astrokirsten All hail Jupiter, the lizard planet 🦎 #jupiter #todayilearned #space #astro #lizard ♬ original sound - Kirsten Banks
Neil deGrasse Tyson is a name you probably know. He’s an astrophysicist who shares endless fun science facts through radio and television like the one below where he explains the “speed” of gravity. Lucky for us he made the move to TikTok so check out his account!
@neildegrassetyson Reply to @thyhappypanda The speed of gravity #startalk #tiktokpartner #learnontiktok ♬ original sound - StarTalk
This was our list of the best physics and science TikTok accounts. For more amazing videos, make sure to subscribe to these fantastic video creators. If you liked this list, please consider sharing it with your friends. Enjoy your day and thank you for stopping by!
We looked for TikTok accounts that make physics tangible, whether that means hands-on demonstrations, astronauts and astrophysicists sharing real expertise, or explainers breaking down everyday physics concepts. Follower count and engagement mattered, but we also made room for smaller creators doing solid physics education. We checked that each account is still active and posting before including it.
Neil deGrasse Tyson (@neildegrassetyson) is one of the most recognizable science communicators to make the jump to TikTok, and Steve Spangler (@stevespangler) is a longtime favorite for fun, hands-on science experiments.
Yes. ESA astronaut Samantha Cristoforetti (@astrosamantha) shares the everyday realities of living in space, and astrophysicist Kirsten Banks (@astrokirsten) breaks down topics like Jupiter and brown dwarfs.
Steve Spangler (@stevespangler), Wolf Science (@wolf_science), Incredible Science (@incrediblescience), and Atoms Talk (@atomstalk) all specialize in practical, real-world physics demonstrations.
Astro Spaceflight (@astro_spaceflight) shares rocket launches and space technology news, and @astrosamantha posts directly from her time aboard the International Space Station.
The Physics House (@thephysicshouse) breaks down clean energy and other everyday physics topics in an entertaining, easy-to-understand way.
Derek Miller, Ph.D.,
Materials Scientist and founder of Genius Lab Gear
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