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.
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Cygnus X-3 produces extreme 30 PeV gamma rays. Astronomers have long suspected that some of the universe's most powerful particle accelerators lurk in binary star systems.
Brain cells can switch jobs to handle different tasks. Complicated behaviors don't just appear suddenly; instead, they form by combining simpler mental components.
A rare triple black hole system. Black holes grow in two main ways: by swallowing gas or by merging with other black holes.
A new scar on the lunar surface. On Aug. 5, a SpaceX Falcon 9 impacted the lunar surface and formed a crater.
A long-standing prediction enters the laboratory. Conformal field theory, that is, CFTs, is a very powerful foundational framework in modern physics.
By: Amit Malewar
Giving tiny robots a detailed view of their surroundings. 3D occupancy maps divide space into regions that are occupied, free, or unexplored, helping robots understand their surroundings.
New experiment recreates the Universe's first millionth. For decades, physicists have been interested in finding out what the Universe was
By: Amit Malewar
Scientists find a way to make bosons and fermions stick. For decades, physicists believed that mixtures of two fundamentally different
Why black hole flares keep fading, scientists explain. Most galaxies have at their center a supermassive black hole, whose mass ranges from millions to billions of times that of our Sun.
Galaxies are often called the jewels of the universe, since they are enormous assemblies of stars, gas, dust, and dark matter, each with its own shape and history.
