AsapSCIENCE (@asapscience) – टिकटक तथ्याङ्क: 1.2M फलोअर आज

1.2M

फलोअर

46.7M

कुल लाइक

2.2M

औसत भ्यु

भिडियो

601

फलो गरेका

5.6K

मनपर्ने

3.8%

इन्गेजमेन्ट दर

वृद्धि र पूर्वानुमान

फलोअर / 17d

कुल लाइक / 17d

1.2M

७ दिनको पूर्वानुमान (फलोअर)

1.2M

३० दिनको पूर्वानुमान (फलोअर)

गत 17 दिनमा +0 फलोअर्स. पूर्वानुमान: ७ दिनमा 1.2M फलोअर्स, ३० दिनमा 1.2M (46.7M लाइक्स).

TikTok फलोअरको दैनिक संख्या

2026-10-02 मा AsapSCIENCE का TikTok मा 1.2M फलोअर थिए (अघिल्लो दिनको तुलनामा +0)।

TikTok फलोअरको दैनिक संख्या →

AsapSCIENCE बनाम @arturitoto: TikTok फलोअर, तथ्यांक र वृद्धि →

मिति	फलोअर	परिवर्तन
2026-10-02	1.2M	+0
2026-10-01	1.2M	+0
2026-09-30	1.2M	+0
2026-09-29	1.2M	+0 (2d)
2026-09-27	1.2M	+0
2026-09-26	1.2M	+0
2026-09-25	1.2M	+0 (2d)
2026-09-23	1.2M	+0
2026-09-22	1.2M	+0
2026-09-21	1.2M	+0
2026-09-20	1.2M	+0
2026-09-19	1.2M	+0
2026-09-18	1.2M	+0 (3d)

अनुमानित आम्दानी

प्रति स्पोन्सर्ड पोस्ट अनुमानित दर: $6K देखि $30K, प्रति १,००० फलोअर करिब ५ देखि २५ डलरको आधारमा। यो दर्शकको आकारमा आधारित अनुमान हो, घोषित आम्दानी होइन।

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अन्तिम अपडेट: 2026-10-03 02:40 UTC

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What happens when you try to turn rubber into a glass? Dr. Brook from McMaster University shows us exactly that! It’s all part of a big initiative with Hyundai Canada to reduce tire waste by turning it into something more useful. And with McMaster’s expertise they’ve been able to develop a ‘green’ hockey puck! But the potential doesn’t stop there; they’ve also been able to take the principles further by turning used tires into a silicone. This not only uses waste material that would otherwise end up in a landfill, but also significantly reduces the environmental impact of the silicone itself! You can watch the full video on AsapSCIENCE.

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What happens when you try to turn rubber into a glass? Dr. Brook from McMaster University shows us exactly that! It’s all part of a big initiative with Hyundai Canada to reduce tire waste by turning it into something more useful. And with McMaster’s expertise they’ve been able to develop a ‘green’ hockey puck! But the potential doesn’t stop there; they’ve also been able to take the principles further by turning used tires into a silicone. This not only uses waste material that would otherwise end up in a landfill, but also significantly reduces the environmental impact of the silicone itself! You can watch the full video on AsapSCIENCE.