Katee Sackhoff, who plays Bo-Katan Kryze in Star Wars, has confirmed the character is still alive and will likely appear in future stories. Speaking at Fan Expo Vancouver on February 14th, Sackhoff stated definitively that Bo-Katan is “not dead” and “ain’t going anywhere.”
Since we haven’t read the original manga, we’ll rely on the official press release to explain the story.
The investors, led by one Rana Handa, had poured ₹14.22 lakh into the crypto exchange Bitbns, only to find their funds locked tighter than a miser’s purse. Allegations of mismanagement and valuation inconsistencies flew like crows over a battlefield. Yet, the court, unmoved by their plight, ruled that crypto exchanges are mere private entities, not the “State” they so desperately wished to sue. Article 226, it seems, is not a magic wand for every grievance.
![Altermagnetic textures give rise to emergent spin-orbit coupling and odd-parity magnetism, demonstrated by the vanishing of an emergent Zeeman field [latex]V\_z \propto \cos 2\varphi[/latex] at specific points within circular Néel domain walls-where energy splitting stems solely from a metric-induced term [latex]\boldsymbol{\mathtt{g}}\_{\boldsymbol{p}}\propto\boldsymbol{p}\cdot\nabla\phi[/latex]-and, conversely, by the elimination of nodes in the energy contours of skyrmion textures due to contributions from both [latex]\nabla\theta[/latex] and [latex]\sin\theta\nabla\phi[/latex].](https://arxiv.org/html/2602.20236v1/x5.png)
A new understanding of altermagnetic textures is revealing unexpected links between spin arrangements, emergent electromagnetic fields, and the quantum behavior of electrons.
However, this newest game trailer, which came out before the upcoming server slam test, is by far the best one yet.
Fans checking out the new Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles cards in the Magic: The Gathering set have noticed a change with Raphael. Unlike his brothers, he isn’t initially shown with his signature sai. Instead, he’s equipped with a jitte. Wizards of the Coast explained this choice is connected to Raphael’s backstory and his relationship with Splinter, and it actually makes sense when you understand the reasoning.
Blockchain and trading technology solutions providers Metalpha Technology Holding Limited, Exos Financial LLC, and BlockchainK2 Corp. have formed a partnership so grand, it could make a medieval guild blush. Their mission? To provide “regulated, professional-grade crypto solutions” for American institutions-because nothing says “professional” like a contract written in legalese and signed with a quill made of blockchain.
As reported by U.Today, one Justin Bons, founder of Cyber Capital, decided to grace the crypto world with a furious thread on X (formerly Twitter), calling on the crypto community to, and I quote, “reject all centralized ‘blockchains’.” In an absolutely delightful moment of irony, Bons specifically named Ripple, Stellar, Hedera, and Algorand as culprits.
Well, well, well. Bitcoin just decided to break out its drama queen tiara and give us a technical reading that’s more extreme than Liz Lemon’s coffee intake. According to Ash Crypto, the weekly RSI has plunged into the mid-20s, which is basically Bitcoin saying, “Hold my latte, I’m going lower than Mt. Gox, 2018, COVID, and FTX combined.” Yes, it’s that bad. Or good? Depends on whether you’re a glass-half-full or glass-thrown-at-the-wall kind of person.
![Precision spectroscopy, applied across diverse atomic, molecular, and exotic systems-including hydrogenic atoms, molecular ions, and muonium-establishes a complementary sensitivity to new physics, with the reach dependent on specific combinations of effective couplings to fundamental particles and modulated by the characteristic interaction range, as evidenced by the distinct sectors delineating sensitivity for electrons, muons, protons, and neutrons [latex] [/latex].](https://arxiv.org/html/2602.20750v1/x2.png)
Atomic and molecular spectroscopy are emerging as powerful tools to explore phenomena beyond our current understanding of the universe.