The "Sixty Symbols YouTube question guy" is a character played by Professor Phil Moriarty, a physicist at the University of Nottingham. He is known for his appearances in the popular YouTube channel Sixty Symbols, where he asks questions and participates in discussions about various scientific topics.
Yes, the "Sixty Symbols YouTube question guy" is played by a real scientist, Professor Phil Moriarty. He has a PhD in physics and is an expert in the field of nanoscience and nanotechnology.
The "Sixty Symbols YouTube question guy" was created as a character for the YouTube channel by Brady Haran, the creator and producer of Sixty Symbols. Professor Phil Moriarty was approached by Brady Haran to play the character due to his background in physics and his entertaining personality.
The "Sixty Symbols YouTube question guy" serves as a comedic and curious character who asks questions and helps facilitate discussions about various scientific concepts. He adds an element of entertainment to the videos while also providing a different perspective on the topics being discussed.
No, the "Sixty Symbols YouTube question guy" is only a character created for the Sixty Symbols YouTube channel and does not have a role outside of it. However, Professor Phil Moriarty does continue to teach and conduct research at the University of Nottingham.