Science
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Bilim 5 Key Concepts to Understand Quantum Physics
Making sense of the subatomic world starts with getting a few core ideas right; this guide explains a complex field in a clear, accessible way.
Bilim What Does Turkey's Space Agency Do? A Guide to the National Space Program
Turkey's space agency, its announced goals and the country's satellite base reveal both where the program stands today and where it is headed.
Bilim 7 Science-Backed Facts About Black Holes
Observational data show that black holes are not the “space vacuums” they are often imagined to be, but measurable objects with effects on their surroundings.
Bilim Six Breakthroughs That Shaped AI, from Perceptron to Transformer
From the 1950s to today’s language models, six technical leaps have redefined how AI learns and makes decisions.
Bilim What Are the 4 Sleep Stages? 10 Science-Based Ways to Sleep Better
We break down how N1, N2, N3 and REM sleep work, how they affect the body clock, and how daily habits can improve sleep.
Bilim Who Is Aziz Sancar? The DNA Repair Discovery Behind His Nobel
From Savur in Mardin to the Nobel Prize, Aziz Sancar’s journey reshaped global science through his work on DNA repair.
Bilim CRISPR Gene Editing: How It Works and Where Ethics Draw the Line
Born from bacteria’s defense system, CRISPR-Cas9 offers huge promise for genetic medicine while intensifying debate over heritable intervention.
Bilim How Göbeklitepe and the Stone Hills reshaped the Neolithic
Monumental structures in Şanlıurfa have challenged long-held ideas about the link between settlement and ritual, and new finds are broadening the picture.
Bilim What Is a Fault Line? How Earthquakes Form in Turkey
As tectonic plates move, stress builds along faults; when it suddenly releases, an earthquake occurs, and the quality of buildings determines how severe the damage becomes.
Bilim How the James Webb Telescope Hunts for the First Light
Thanks to infrared observations, segmented mirrors and a giant sunshield, Webb can collect faint signals ranging from distant galaxies to exoplanet atmospheres.