Amit Malewar

Science Communicator, Geek | Perceiver of a sustainable society.

bhandāra, maharashtra, india

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BE in Mechanical Engineering. Hands on technical skills. Keen in learning Robotics & Automobiles and exploring the latest technologies. My objective is to work with a company that would offer a variety of projects and would improve my Mechanical Engineering knowledge.

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Mars' gravitational pull may influence Earth's long-term climate

Earth’s orbit and tilt don’t stay perfectly steady; they slowly shift over time. These shifts, called Milankovitch cycles, happen because other planets in the solar system pull on Earth with their gravity. As a result, Earth’s orbit and tilt change little... See more

techexplorist.com•Amit Malewar•Jan 13, 2026

A mysterious shock wave around a dead star shocked astronomers

In the quiet areas of our galaxy, 730 light-years away, lies RXJ0528+2838. This white dwarf should have been silent and faded into obscurity after its stellar life ended. Instead, it has become the stage for a cosmic paradox: a glowing bow shock, a wave o... See more

techexplorist.com•Amit Malewar•Jan 12, 2026

Hubble takes a closer look at the first of a new type of object

Astronomers with Hubble have spotted “Cloud‑9”, a ghostly, starless cloud of dark matter and hydrogen, a fossil relic from the dawn of galaxies. Found near the spiral galaxy M94, this rare “RELHIC” is the first confirmed glimpse of such a primordial lefto... See more

techexplorist.com•Amit Malewar•Jan 12, 2026

Astronomers discover a galaxy-wide wobbling black hole jet

Galaxies can’t grow endlessly. Their giant black holes act as cosmic regulators. They release energy that slows down the birth of stars. When astronomers studied galaxy VV340a using different types of light, they discovered large streams of energized gas ... See more

techexplorist.com•Amit Malewar•Jan 9, 2026

New evidence hints dark matter may interact with neutrinos

Neutrinos and dark matter are two mysterious parts of the Universe. Scientists don’t fully understand them yet, but they are essential for how the Universe has changed over time. By comparing measurements of the Universe at different stages in its history... See more

techexplorist.com•Amit Malewar•Jan 8, 2026

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Mars' gravitational pull may influence Earth's long-term climate

A mysterious shock wave around a dead star shocked astronomers

Hubble takes a closer look at the first of a new type of object

Astronomers discover a galaxy-wide wobbling black hole jet

New evidence hints dark matter may interact with neutrinos

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Mars' gravitational pull may influence Earth's long-term climate

A mysterious shock wave around a dead star shocked astronomers

Hubble takes a closer look at the first of a new type of object

Astronomers discover a galaxy-wide wobbling black hole jet

New evidence hints dark matter may interact with neutrinos