Tomorrow Today: The Science Magazine

Dive in to the fascinating world of science with Tomorrow Today. Your weekly dose of science knowledge. A show for everyone who's curious -- about our cosmos and how it works.

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How we all waste water


It takes 8,000 liters of water to make one pair of jeans – an astronomical amount. What’s the water footprint of other common products? Measurements are based on the concept of "virtual water."


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 August 6, 2021  2m
 
 

Brain tingles: The appeal of ASMR videos


Sound videos are all the rage right now. ASMR videos get millions of clicks on YouTube. Fans swear by their calming effect. One study by the University of Sheffield suggests that the 'brain tingles' from ASMR videos have physiological benefits.  


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 July 30, 2021  5m
 
 

Researching water fleas


What do water fleas reveal about how well a body of water is doing? A scientist from Indonesia is studying the tiny creatures in Lake Constance and observing how they adapt to their environment – meaning also to human influence.


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 July 23, 2021  3m
 
 

How do fish see in the water?


The Tomorrow Today question of the week comes from Brown Mbadiwe from Owerri, Nigeria.


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 July 23, 2021  2m
 
 

What happens to a plastic bottle? 


One million plastic bottles are sold worldwide every minute. The vast majority of them are not recycled. So what happens to the packaging after we’ve finished a drink? And how can we change that?


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 July 23, 2021  2m
 
 

Wangari Maathai: Queen of Trees


In 2004, Wangari Maathai became the first environmentalist to win the Nobel Peace Prize. The woman who launched the Green Belt Movement was convinced of the value of planting trees to conserve the environment and secure people's livelihoods.


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 June 25, 2021  2m
 
 

Astronaut Samantha Cristoforetti finds her dream job


Astronaut Samantha Cristoforetti will embark on her second trip to the International Space Station for the European Space Agency in 2022. She tells us what she loves about her work and what is most challenging about it.


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 June 11, 2021  8m
 
 

Which animals survived the dinosaur era?


Our viewer’s question this week was posted by David Burgos from Colombia: Did some animal species survive the dinosaur era?


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 June 3, 2021  2m
 
 

Just Ask!


This week's question for Tomorrow Today is from Travor Daniel in Nigeria: Does too much social media cause depression?


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 May 14, 2021  2m
 
 

Just Ask!


Our viewer Gik Khing Nüchter in Indonesia wants to know if there are Polar Lights in the southern hemisphere too.


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 May 7, 2021  2m