Today, I am starting to update one of my Metropolis Center channels via YouTube. I am officially changing the Metropolis Center II name, the sister channel, as Metropolis Center II "EUREKA!". The first video with the EUREKA! branding will be posted later on tonight with the first ride on Milwaukee's newest streetcar, The Hop, filmed earlier this morning. I had the idea of putting "EUREKA!" onto the Metropolis Center II name because it reminded me of that scientist from ancient Greek named Archimedes, who was known to use this scientific experiment which many scientists of today still use it, called the Archimedes's Principle, or the Law of Buoyancy. He used a bucket to take measurements with objects to make sure that it doesn't weigh over 1000 tons, otherwise, it will sink onto the water. Objects with lesser weights have an ability to float, which is so awesome. Something like a sliced-up apple, for example, can float. But with an full, uncut apple dunked into the bucket water, will actually sink. See the difference? And, I also saw this animation about Archimedes's "eureka" on the TedED channel - see the video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0v86Yk14rf8 (be aware, a black screen appears at 4:41 :D) that shows the real meaning of his historic phrase. Anyways, I made a slogan for this new channel update that's stated, "where videos always floats!" and I'll soon be making educational videos of any kind exclusive to Metropolis Center. This is also part of my birthday upgrade, when I turn 20 on tomorrow, I will continue to do more videos on Metropolis Center (original) or Metropolis Center II EUREKA!, and grow more viewers, subscribers, and make it to an 100th video later in the future.