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Tomorrow Today: The Science Magazine episodes
- Just ask! Are there animals that survived from the age of the dinosaurs?This time the viewer question comes from David Burgos from Colombia.3 min
- Does Planet Nine really exist?This week's Tomorrow Today viewer question comes from Demetrio Puentes Quintero in Colombia.3 min
- Why do the sun and moon not crash down on the earth?This week’s question on Tomorrow Today is from Telmires Alves Rodrigues. He would like to know: How do the moon and the sun stay where they are and not come crashing down to the Earth?2 min
- Why is the universe dark?This week's DW viewer question comes from Moacir Machado Monteiro in Sao Paulo, Brazil.3 min
- Just ask! How do cells communicate with one another?This DW viewer question comes from Elvin Kawale from Lilongwe in Malawi.3 min
- Why do some people get dizzy while travelling?This week's question comes from Oscar Raúl Pérez Cabrera from Mexico.3 min
- CERN scientists' hunt for cosmic secretsIn 2012, the Higgs boson particle was detected in an experiment at the European nuclear research organization, CERN. It was a milestone in scientific research. Yet there are still plenty of cosmic secrets to be discovered.7 min
- The effects of cosmic radiationThis week's viewer question comes from Ignacio Muñoz Rengifo in Chile.3 min
- Life after weightlessnessAstronaut Matthias Maurer recently returned to Earth after spending almost half a year in space. Extraterrestrial stays can put a lot of strain on the human body. DW Reporter Lea Albrecht met up with him and asked: Has weightless life left its mark?8 min
- Can the Earth's core be cooled to extinguish its volcanism?Could the ice at the poles cool down the Earth's molten core enough to extinguish its volcanism? This week’s question comes from Samuel Ouma from Uganda.3 min
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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.