Determining the Beginning of Space
Theme: General Space
Subject: Kármán Line - The Beginning of Space
Article Summary: The Kármán line is an imaginary boundary accepted at approximately 100 kilometers above Earth's surface and used to define the transition between atmospheric flight and movement in space. The atmosphere does not suddenly end at this altitude; its density gradually decreases as altitude increases. The altitude of approximately 100 kilometers is used to define the region where the atmosphere becomes extremely sparse and the characteristics of aerodynamic flight change significantly.
Date: 14-08-2026
The Mysterious World of the Red Planet
Theme: Planets
Subject: Mars Planet - Our Red Neighbor
Article Summary: Mars is one of the planets in the Solar System that most closely resembles Earth and is known as the "Red Planet." It gets this color from iron oxide (rust) on its surface. With its thin atmosphere, massive volcanoes, and deep canyons, Mars is one of the most studied planets by scientists because it may have once contained water. Today, Mars is considered a potential candidate for future human life.
Date: 18-03-2026