Amit Malewar is the Founder at Inceptive Mind. He focuses on a diverse range of topics including science, natural sciences, and aerospace, with particular interest in astronomy, NASA, space travel, and various aspects of biology and life sciences. Amit's insights 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.
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At Dübendorf airfield, a group of ETH Zurich students from the Aris space initiative is attempting something that only a handful of nations have
WiFi can identify people with near-perfect accuracy. Beamforming, introduced in WiFi 5, works by having devices share details about how signals travel through their environment.
Scientists solve a longstanding mystery. A new study explains why the “noble metal” resists oxidation and how surface modifications could unleash its catalytic power.
By: Amit Malewar
With every cycle of a gas-powered engine, three-quarters of the energy in the fuel goes out as heat through the exhaust and into the atmosphere.
By: Amit Malewar
The vibrations of atoms in a crystal generate one type of rotation, an intrinsic spin-like trait called angular momentum.
A hiker crossing a remote meadow, a car passing through a national forest, a jogger on a trail, for decades, ecologists have measured humanity's
Inside a structurally perfect diamond crystal, physicists uncovered an electronic patchwork no instrument could have predicted, and it may change what quantum chips are made of.
A back molar found in a Siberian cave is believed to be the oldest evidence of dental treatment. About 59,000 years ago, someone carefully drilled a cavity in the tooth to ease a toothache.
The search for the last Mammoths.
MIZ is dynamic boundary of the Southern Ocean where waves, sea ice, climate, and Antarctic wildlife meet.
