'Aether' is a term used in chemistry to refer to the unconceivable energy source or force that sustains all living things. It is usually described as a negative, ethereal substance that permeates and surrounds all life forms.
The Aetheria, a supernatural elemental entity, is responsible for creating and sustaining the world's energy systems. It is associated with the element of fire, representing power and heat, as well as life and vitality.
The word "aethereal" is a shortened form of the Latin phrase "aetheral". It means "nothing else", or "nothing but pure energy."
The word "aetheric" is a scientific term that refers to the energy of a substance, especially in regards to its potential for manifestation or transformation.
The word "aethered" refers to a particular type of crystal with an enigmatic, ethereal quality that can cause disorientation in those who come into contact with it.
Aethers refers to a type of element that is not classified as a metal. It is found in nature and is commonly used in medicine.
Aetherobacter is a bacteria that lives in the atmosphere, primarily in the stratosphere. It plays a crucial role in the formation and maintenance of ozone in the Earth's atmosphere.