
Mosque is a material that is melted in very hot furnaces and hardens when cooled. Typically transparent and brittle, glass can be used in a variety of forms. Glassblowing is the art of shaping molten glass by blowing it and using specialized tools. Using this method, glass objects beautiful are created. The History of Glass In ancient times, people used pieces of glass that resembled the shiny, hard stones found in nature. Over time, they learned to make glass themselves. In the 1st century BCE,
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World Children Inventors Day is an international observance celebrated annually on 17 January. This day aims to support children’s creativity, problem-solving skills and ability to generate new ideas. The primary goal of its celebration is to recall the child inventors of history and to encourage today’s children to engage in science, technology, engineering and mathematics. This image was generated by Artificial Intelligence. " image-alternate="" image-element-format="right"> History and Ori
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Dream now! In the sky, colorful work balloons slowly drift. These are hot air balloons! These balloons rise into the sky thanks to heated air and offer people both entertainment and a mesmerizing experience. Come, let’s explore these fascinating aerial vehicles together! Sıcak Hava Balonları " image-alternate="" image-element-format="right"> How Did Hot Air Balloons Emerge? Long long time ago, people dreamed of flying in the sky. In the 1700s, two brothers named Montgolfier discovered that ho
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The six-component karma vaccine program is a new vaccination initiative that came into effect on 14 April 2025, in accordance with an update to Türkiye’s childhood immunization schedule. Under this revision, the previously separate pentavalent combined vaccine and hepatitis B vaccine have been consolidated into a single injection. Implementation Start The first administration of the six-component combined vaccine took place on 14 April at the Çayyolu Education Family Health Center in the Çankaya
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Edanur Karakoç

📱 What Is a Tablet? A tablet is a portable computer that is operated using fingers or a stylus via a touchscreen. It serves many functions such as reading books, watching videos, playing games, accessing the internet, and drawing. Due to its light weight and easy portability, it is widely preferred by children, students, and older adults. 🧠 Where Did the Idea of a Tablet Come From? Scientists years ago began imagining ways to make computers smaller and more portable. In the 1960s, devices with
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Mustafa Cem İnci

One of the brightest stars of classical music, whose full name is Johannes Chrysostomus Wolfgangus Theophilus Mozart, is a composer revered with admiration across the world for centuries. Despite his short life, Mozart composed hundreds of works and is renowned both for his genius and the innovations he brought to music. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (Image generated by artificial intelligence). " image-element-format="right" image-source="https://cdn.t3pedia.org/media/uploads/2025/10/18/WYQ86h5SVYvVl
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Beethoven, who developed a deep fascination with music at an early age and whose passion only grew stronger as he matured, is one of music’s most unforgettable geniuses. Even after losing his hearing, he never abandoned composing music. His life is an inspiring story of determination and the power of creativity. 👶 Birth Beethoven was born in 1770 in the city of Bonn, Germany. His family was deeply immersed in music; his father was also a musician. Music often echoed throughout their home. Even
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Do you ever feel your heartbeat syncing with the rhythm of music as you listen? 🎶 Johann Sebastian Bach was precisely the kind of composer who transformed this very feeling into notes! Bach is renowned in music history as one of the brightest stars of the Baroque period. How did this great composer grow up, and which works left an enduring mark on the world? Let’s explore together! 👨🏻👩🏻👦🏻Birth and Childhood Johann Sebastian Bach was born in 1685 in the German town of Eisenach. His famil
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12 June is observed annually as World Day Against Child Labour. This special day aims to raise awareness of the hardships faced by children working around the world and to remind everyone of their most fundamental right: the right to grow up playing, learning, and in safety. What Is Child Labour? Child labour refers to the employment of children in work that is inappropriate for their age and negatively affects their development and education. Such work can harm children’s health, safety, and we
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Zozan Demirci

“I wish I could be a child again.” This phrase, often uttered by adults, is frequently an expression of avoidance toward responsibilities. Bills, work stress, the complexities of relationships, the burdens of life… When adults feel overwhelmed, they retreat into childhood. They equate childhood with play, innocence, and carefree days. Yet this view captures only the surface of childhood. To an adult, being a child symbolizes freedom. But in reality, children face far more restrictions within the
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