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7.5 million-year-old elephantidae fossils found in central Turkey Elephantidae fossils, estimated to be around 7.5 million years old, were discovered in Turkey's central Anatolian province of Kayseri. Elephantidae are the biological family... more

Business Russia's Rostec to support Turkey in domestic space industry Russian state conglomerate Rostec is ready to expand its cooperation with the Turkish Ministry of Industry and Technology and Minister Mustafa Varank in 2018, Anadolu Agency... More
Science Future of robots: Is it machines we fear or man? Robots are evolving faster than ever with artificial intelligence, now there is a large group of people - among them renowned scientists - who believe that robots pose serious dangers for the workforce and security More
Science Scientists predict 'anomalously warm' climate until 2022 with extreme temperatures Scientists have used a new forecast system to predict that the years 2018 to 2022 are going to be an "anomalously warm" period, with greater chance of extreme temperatures. "The... More
Science Scientists discover source of pessimism in brain Scientists at MIT's McGovern Institute for Brain Research may have successfully pinpointed the part of the brain that causes pessimistic thought.The researchers studied animal... More
Science NASA launches probe to reveal sun's mysteries A NASA spacecraft rocketed toward the sun Sunday on an unprecedented quest to get closer to our star than anything ever sent before. The Parker Solar Probe will fly straight... More
Science Myth busted: Learning capacity while sleeping is limited We all hear the stories about people who learn new languages from scratch just by listening while sleeping. Hypnopedia, or the ability to learn during sleep, was once a popular... More
Science Prehistoric leftovers of colossal shark feast uncovered after shark teeth discovery Scientists in Australia have found a jaw full of ancient mega-shark teeth, a rare evidence that sharks twice the size of a Great White once stalked waters Down Under, researchers... More
Science Scientifically altered tomato seeds resist drought, salty soil Turkish scientists looking for ways to counter high salt levels in soil that lead to bitter tasting tomatoes and difficult harvests have developed a new type of seed that... More
Science Turkish mathematics professor Nesin receives prestigious Leelavati prize for efforts Renowned Turkish mathematics professor Ali Nesin has been awarded the prestigious Leelavati Award by the International Mathematical Union (IMU) for his outstanding efforts... More
Science Prestigious Fields maths medal stolen from Cambridge professor moments after winning it A winner of the Fields Medal, often called the 'Nobel Prize of mathematics,' had his prize stolen shortly after receiving it during the International Congress of Mathematicians... More
Science Scientists discover new chemical that reverses effects of aging Losing hair, hair turning grey and getting wrinkles are the primary signs of getting old, but scientists have made a breakthrough to reverse all these things with a single... More

Science Scientists say there are four personality types, not all are interesting Being labelled as one "type" or another is often not something nice but everybody has a different personality: You love something that others might hate or get angry at something... More
Science NASA blasts off space laser satellite to measure changes in Earth's ice sheets NASA has launched a climate satellite that will use lasers to measure changes in the Earth's ice sheets from space. ICESat-2 (Ice, Cloud and Land Elevation Satellite-2),... More
Science Students display skills in Teknofest rocket race Students from high schools and universities exhibited their skills in a rocket race, the second of its kind in the world according to organizers, in central Turkey’s flatlands, as part of an upcoming aerospace event that seeks to promote the national defense industry and locally made technologies More
Science Bolt proves he's fastest man on earth and space in zero-gravity race Usain Bolt sprinted through thin air and sipped champagne floating on his back as he enjoyed near zero-gravity conditions in an aircraft performing stomach-lurching parabola... More
Science Japan to test mini ‘space elevator’ in world first A Japanese team working to develop a "space elevator" will conduct a first trial this month, blasting off a miniature version on satellites to test the technology. The... More
Science NASA anxious to hear from Mars rover as dust storm clears NASA is anxious to hear from its dust-silenced Mars rover, Opportunity, as the planet's red skies clear. Flight controllers have been on the alert for a message from Opportunity... More
Science Space station reports 'leak' likely caused by collision with micrometeorite The International Space Station crew on Thursday was repairing a small "leak" most likely caused by a collision with a small meteorite, the head of the Russian space agency... More
Science Kid you not: Goats can read your face Goats can distinguish smiling human faces from frowning ones on photos, and actively seek out snapshots of happier individuals, a study said Wednesday.Shown two pictures of... More
Science UK starts work on alternative satellite system to EU's Galileo Britain said on Wednesday it would start work on an alternative satellite system to the European Union's Galileo project to ensure its national security if it is barred from... More
Science Russian scientists find perfectly preserved ancient foal in Siberia Russian scientists have found the carcass of an ancient foal perfectly preserved in the Siberian permafrost. The fossil discovered in the region of Yakutia has its skin,... More
Science NASA's Hubble captures 15,000 galaxies in one image The Hubble Space Telescope has captured one of the largest panoramic views of the universe ever, U.S. space agency NASA announced on Thursday. The scene of the "fire and... More

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Students compete at rocket race in central Turkey's Aksaray as part of upcoming Teknofest

14 September 2018, Friday Students compete at rocket race in central Turkey's Aksaray as part of upcoming Teknofest VIEW ALL

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