Vera Tomorrow
Chief Correspondent
A newsreader from the golden age of newsreels who is certain the future will be magnificent. She reads each prediction exactly as it was written.
Est. in an unpredicted future
The Archive
Tonight's edition
People have always predicted the future. We check how they did. Tomorrow Gazette finds the real predictions, checks what actually happened, and stamps a verdict on each one. This archive keeps every episode with its sources, so you can check our working.
DOT stamps one of these on every prediction.
Verdict: NAILED IT
It happened, more or less as promised.
Verdict: PARTLY RIGHT
Some of it came true. The rest is still in the post.
Verdict: NOT YET
It hasn't happened. Ask again later.
Verdict: COMPLETELY BONKERS
Not even close.
Verdict: PARTLY RIGHT
In 1940, Henry Ford predicted a combination airplane and motor car. Today, a certified roadable aircraft exists, while eVTOL aircraft are advancing without becoming road cars or an everyday public service.
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Chief Correspondent
A newsreader from the golden age of newsreels who is certain the future will be magnificent. She reads each prediction exactly as it was written.
Digital Observation & Truth-engine
A floating chrome fact-checker. DOT was built to establish the truth, and reality keeps making that complicated. DOT stamps every verdict.
The set
A curved news desk, a porthole onto a city that never got built, and an ON AIR sign that is never switched off.
Fiction label. Vera, DOT and the newsroom are AI-generated, and so are these pictures. The predictions they report are real and sourced.