Aether’s common stock has been approved for listing and is expected to begin trading on the Nasdaq Capital Market under the ticker symbol “ATHR” on Thursday, April 10, 2025. The offering is ...

Scientists from Monash University and the University of Melbourne found that sperm generate spiraling currents—shaped like rolling corkscrews—that actually attach to their bodies and rotate in ...

Tetikwa Horace is accused of helping her son and his father kill her boyfriend by "tampering with evidence and hindering the prosecution" Getty Images A New York City mother is accused of helping ...

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Given the current economic landscape, the earlier concerns regarding the potential impact of tariffs on Meta are now particularly pertinent. The recently announced sweeping tariffs, coupled with ...

An unidentified cryptocurrency whale injected millions of dollars in emergency capital to avoid a potential liquidation of more than $300 million in Ether as markets slumped amid renewed ...

Currents is a weekly show produced by the Institute for Energy Research (IER) that recaps the latest news from the world of energy and research from IER.

On Sunday night, the Milwaukee Bucks will be in New Orleans to play the Pelicans. For the game, they could be without their best player, as two-time MVP Giannis Antetokounmpo is on the injury ...

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Aether represents an initial step in our journey, trained entirely on synthetic data. While it demonstrates promising capabilities, it is important to be aware of its current limitations: 🔄 Aether ...

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Wind and Earth’s spin keep the ocean’s surface currents constantly moving, and those currents are the main reason floating plastic and other debris travel so far. A prime example of this phenomenon is ...