Today, we'll discuss Mark Rober's latest video where live baby rats and cockroaches were used as part of a prank on a major ...

Mr Rober joined forces with two other content creators on YouTube - Tech Support Scams and Trilogy Media - to release glitter bombs, cockroaches, smoke bombs and stink bombs in the offices of ...

Mark Rober doesn't just understand science,he knows how to make people care about it. The former NASA engineer turned content creator has mastered the modern art of turning complex concepts into viral ...

Mark Rober, the beloved YouTuber and former NASA engineer, is facing intense backlash over his latest video, Can You Fool a Self-Driving Car? The experiment, which pits Tesla’s Autopilot against ...

Mark Rober is the creator and star, so to speak, of the video. His YouTube channel features videos about all sorts of interesting topics, but the one that caught my attention shows Rober exposing ...

YouTuber Mark Rober is facing backlash over a recent video that depicted a spectacular "crash test" of Tesla’s Autopilot feature -- with critics claiming it was a hoax orchestrated to hurt Elon ...

Mark Rober, a former engineer at both NASA and Apple Inc, proposed that Apple should consider developing a DSLR camera equipped with smartphone software. His suggestion received a nod from ...

Former NASA engineer Mark Rober became a YouTube sensation thanks to his intricate experiments and hilarious prankster videos. Now, Discovery brings Rober and his brand of science, engineering ...

Mark Rober, a YouTuber, had claimed that one scam call center in India makes 65000 USD a day and some media reports stated that illegal call centres operating in Kolkata make Rs 3000 crore a day.

How did the tech support scam industry get so big in India, and how do scammers get victims to fall for their ploy? The programme Undercover Asia finds out from a veteran.

YouTuber and former NASA engineer Mark Rober gave MIT's Class of 2023 three bits of life advice in a humor-filled commencement speech Thursday.

Bay Area engineer Mark Rober built a massive following online by getting back at porch pirates and those who break into cars with glitter bombs.