David Butler✓

YouTube @howfarawayisit Knowledge 📍 United States

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Subscribers

188K

🔥 Buzz rank

#112,031 ▼2

Total Views

37.59M

Videos

971

Channel age

13 yrs

Est. monthly earnings

$92 – $177

🧰 Free analysis for David Butler

🕵️ Fake follower check 📊 Engagement rate 💰 What they charge

📊 Content format · share of recent views

▶️ 98%

⚡ Shorts 2% · ▶️ Long-form 98% — brands place & price integrations differently across the two.

How we estimate

~19.2K recent monthly views × an estimated ad RPM of $4.90–$9.45 per 1,000 views — adjusted for Knowledge content and a US audience. About 2% of recent views are Shorts, valued separately at the much lower Shorts ad rate. Yearly ≈ $1.1K – $2.1K. Excludes sponsorships, memberships & merch. Full methodology →

Known for

169.5K views How Far Away Is It - 2024 Review

77.7K views How Far Away Is It - 2025 Review

28.4K views Euclid Space Telescope

23.7K views The Chemistry of Life Basics

▶️ Featured Video

169.5K views

🎯 Reach quality

Subscriber activation · Solid

3.6%

Share of subscribers who watch a typical recent video (avg views ÷ subscribers) — the real reach behind the subscriber count, and a quick check on whether those subscribers are still active rather than a vanity number.

Recent vs all-time

-82%

Recent videos average 6.8K vs an all-time 38.7K/video — recent uploads run below the all-time norm — much of the lifetime views sit in an older catalogue.

📈 Performance

Typical video

589–1.2K views

Median 894 — the reliable floor a brand can expect, not just the headline average.

Upload rhythm

0.7× / week

Most active on Saturdays — consistent output keeps an engaged, sponsor-ready audience.

6.8K

Avg views / video

252

Avg likes

Avg comments

4.14%

Engagement rate

0.7

Uploads / week

38.7K

Lifetime avg / video

200

Views / subscriber

Shorts (recent views)

Engagement rate = (likes + comments) ÷ views across recent videos.

💡 Facts

🗓️Joined YouTube in 2013 — 13 years ago.

🏆Ranked #7,909 among all influencers on SocialDB.

🎯Top Knowledge influencer — #424 in the niche.

👁️Averages 6.8K views per video.

📤Posts about 0.7× per week.

💬4.14% engagement rate.

📱2% of recent uploads are Shorts.

🏅Earned the Silver Play Button for passing 100K subscribers.

👥 Audience demographics

Estimated

Modeled from this creator's niche, platform & region — a planning estimate, not connected analytics.

Gender split

Male 53% Female 47%

Age · peak 18-24

13-178%

18-2432%

25-3431%

35-4416%

45+13%

Top geographies

United States46%
United Kingdom8%
Canada7%
Australia4%
India5%

Likely interests

EntertainmentLifestyleTrending

🕵️ Fake follower check

Estimated

72/100

Good Credibility score

82%

Real Real audience

Low Fake-follower risk

High Data confidence

Est. 82% real, active audience · Low fake-follower risk.
Low engagement (~3.6% of subscribers watch each video) — a sign of an inflated or inactive audience.
Verified account.
Established account (13+ years old).
4.14% engagement — above the ~3.6% typical for a YouTube account this size.

Heuristic estimate from engagement, follower ratios, account age & growth — a screening signal, not a guarantee.

💚 Brand affinity

Estimated

Brands David Butler's audience is most likely to respond to — from detected sponsorships in this niche.

Keeps

Nebula

Coinbase

Shopify

Robinhood

Brilliant

Incogni

Audible

NordVPN

Webull

About

This is the "How Far Away Is It" video book channel. It is a video book of Hubble and other Space and ground based Telescope pictures together with an illustrated explanation of how we know how far away these objects are - from your back yard to the most distant galaxies. See how: Triangulation can take us across the globe Parallax can take us across the solar system Standard candles can take us across the Milky Way Red-shift can take us across the universe. The video book contains three chapters: The Solar System; The Milky Way; and Galaxies. A Distance Ladder foundation is built in segments 2 (The Earth) through 6 (Distant Stars). The amazing celestial object photography begins with segment 7 ( Planetary Nebula). Many viewers may want to start there. Students, new to Astronomy, should start from the beginning. There is also a preface and a segment on credits with websites identified that can be used for further research by interested viewers.