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And if either of those things are the case, then you should come join us on Nebula.
For those of you out of the loop, Nebula is an independent, educational streaming service
This video's sponsor: Nebula.
For those of you out of the loop, Nebula is a streaming service that I started with my creator friends.
You can check out the first season exclusively on Nebula, a platform built by independent education-y creators like us as a place to experiment and try out new ideas.
And now CuriosityStream - a documentary streaming service that loves supporting creators - has teamed up with Nebula to launch the second season of MinuteBody.
When you sign up for an annual subscription, you'll also get access to Nebula.
When you sign up for an annual subscription, you'll also get access to Nebula, now streaming HAI's first-ever 40-minute special, which premiered yesterday.
It's a really fascinating peek behind the curtains, and if you want to check it out, it's only available on Nebula.
You've heard me talk about Nebula before.
It's actually a nebula wrapped around a dying star.
It's actually a nebula wrapped around a dying star.
That's why I, along with a few of my creator friends, got together to start an independent streaming service called Nebula.
It's premiering on Nebula really soon, so here's just a little taste.
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This video is brought to you by Nebula.
Our Sun formed over the course of about 100,000 years in what's called a solar nebula, which is like a fiery cradle of wisps of dust and gas.
Then the solar nebula began to compress into a star, probably triggered by a nearby supernova that also, usefully, peppered the solar system with even more heavy elements.
And if you want to check it out, it's available right now on Nebula.
You've heard me talk about Nebula before.