Cher Scarlett

@cher.blue

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Software engineer and physics student; x-Apple, JPL, Caltech, EarthScope ✊🏴‍☠️ https://cher.dev

11.33 GB of Google Chrome memory warning, because of ADHD tab hoarding
Google saying Spring Registration starts "Decrmber 1, 2025"
A photo of Cher’s daughter graduating high school with a photo of preschool graduation next to it
A crystal sculpture that reads: GARRISON FELLOW - Cher Swan Scarlett - 2025
It's a mathematical proof for a neutron star, it basically looks like nonsense and I'm not sure how to write it in alt form such that it would not just ruin your day. Instead, I'll just let you know that it uses the Greek xi letter, which my professor refers to as "tornado".
A slide that has a still from the film Ex Machina (2015) depicting several nude partial gynoids. The slide has a title "Man-made women" and a subtitle "Technology & the Pygmalion displacement in Science Fiction" The author is Cher Swan Scarlett affiliated with Orange Coast College. Research under Dr. Jaime Hitchings for FILM A109H.
filter news toward one ideology
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A part of an annotated bibliography in APA style assignment dated 28 November 2024 (US Thanksgiving). The text reads: The Dark Universe is Alive with the Sound of Motion: Improving Cosmological Models with the Study of Acoustic Waves Casanellas, J. (2015). Dark matter searches with asteroseismology. EPJ Web of Conferences, 101, 01015. https://doi.org/10.1051/epjconf/201510101015. EBSCO Power Search. This paper examines how the effects of dark matter (DM) on stars can be observed through asteroseismology, offering a new approach for understanding DM within cosmology. This indirect approach to studying DM complements existing detection methods and offers valuable insights into the role of DM in stellar evolution and structure formation. This new understanding constrains DM theory toward improvements to the standard cosmological model.
What’s hot? Daddy’s Farts
Smiling with a passport
It’s a blue bird (not literally, but it is the color blue [not technically, but we perceive it as blue]) in nature
*NSYNC It’s gonna be may