Second Look Space

Second Look Space is a small YouTube channel of short, vertical science videos. Each one takes a space story that went by quickly and looks at it a second time, using the original data.

What this tool is

This site belongs to the tool that prepares those videos and uploads them to the channel. It is a personal tool, run by one person for one set of channels. It is not a service for the public and it has no sign-up. Only its owner can connect a YouTube channel to it.

What it does with YouTube

• Uploads finished videos to the owner's own channel, after the owner has approved each one.
• Reads the channel's own videos and its own statistics, so the owner can see what worked.
• Never posts, changes or deletes anything the owner has not approved first.

The details are in the privacy policy: which data is read, why, how long it is kept, and how to remove the tool's access at any time.

Where the pictures come from

Footage comes from NASA's public-domain visualizations and from openly licensed images whose credit is shown on screen. Every fact in a video is quoted from a source page and checked before the video is made. NASA does not endorse these videos.

Who runs it

Joe Hughes is a Penn State engineer serving in the US Navy who loves bringing interesting topics to life with modern tools. Questions or removal requests: contact@hughesnode.com.

This tool uses YouTube API Services. By using it with YouTube you are also bound by the YouTube Terms of Service.