Amit Malewar is a science communicator and founder of Inceptive Mind, a platform that focuses on sustainable living and emerging technologies. With a passion for geek culture and a drive to create a sustainable society, Amit's articles cover a wide range of topics including robotics, space exploration, biology, and engineering.
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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.
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It makes rhythmic movements calculable.
It can expand by 50%. Stretchable displays are the ultimate flexible tech, allowing screens to stretch, fold, and twist into any shape.
Deep breath in, slow breath out… Isn't it odd that we can self-soothe by slowing down our breathing?
During the Messinian Salinity Crisis (MSC) 5.96 to 5.33 million years ago, the Mediterranean Sea was cut off from the Atlantic Sea, which led to a period
Their observations line up with what Einstein's theory of general relativity predicts.
By: Amit Malewar
It is the largest known star with a well-defined radius.
By: Meta Time, Amit Malewar
This breakthrough offers new insights into an extreme phase of stellar evolution.
This is the youngest transiting planet found to date. Scientists have previously detected transiting planets around stars aged 10–40 million
They achieved a fidelity of 99.92 percent for a two-qubit device.
By: Amit Malewar
The atoms in this hot gas would absorb and produce shadow signals. Our galaxy, the Milky Way, contains more gas than stars, and this abundant gas is the primary source of star formation.
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