Amit Malewar is the Founder at Inceptive Mind. He is a passionate science communicator with a focus on various fields including natural sciences, applied sciences, and technology, exploring topics such as astronomy, biology, and healthcare. Amit's insights and expertise have been featured in Inceptive Mind and Tech Explorist.
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Amit covers a wide range of scientific topics, with an emphasis on space exploration and technology. His articles often cite data and include press releases.
When reaching out to Amit, consider providing access to new research findings or technological advancements in fields such as space exploration, robotics, science and technology, medical advancements, and environmental sustainability. Also highlight any significant developments that are backed by credible data sources.
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Its moonless state does not necessarily require a later catastrophic event to strip away a satellite.
By: Amit Malewar
It also provides a blueprint for mapping larger and more human-relevant nervous systems.
Scented cleaners may pollute indoor air. When you walk into a freshly cleaned room, the air often smells of lemon, pine, lavender, or other floral notes.
A new way to hunt dark matter. Dark matter is the universe's great enigma. Though invisible, it outweighs ordinary matter five to one and
This study gives researchers a clearer idea of what patterns to look for in future ringdown data.
A new idea about life's origins. We usually depict the early Earth as a restless planet, exposed to ultraviolet radiation, struck by lightning, and constantly hit by meteorites.
By: Amit Malewar
A record-breaking photon may point to new physics. On October 9, 2022, astronomers saw an explosion so bright it earned the nickname BOAT, which stands for the Brightest Of All Time.
Hubble and Webb reveal clues frozen into tiny solar system worlds.
New lunar AI could help astronauts find water and safe routes. When the Apollo astronauts were the first to set foot on the Moon, they
The Sun may still carry the scars of a lost super-Earth. The Sun, our life-giving star, may carry a hidden secret deep within its blazing interior.
