Aadithya (Aadu)

Hi, guys. I'm really excited to be here. Hello, Adu. How are you? Fantastic. How are you, Conan?

Hi, guys. I'm really excited to be here. Hello, Adu. How are you? Fantastic. How are you, Conan?

Hi, guys. I'm really excited to be here. Hello, Adu. How are you? Fantastic. How are you, Conan?

I appreciate that. I mean, I brought my mic from home just so that you can hear it, like the rich fullness of it all.

I appreciate that. I mean, I brought my mic from home just so that you can hear it, like the rich fullness of it all.

I appreciate that. I mean, I brought my mic from home just so that you can hear it, like the rich fullness of it all.

Wow, that's a huge question. Right now, I am a research engineer for the School of Oceanography at the University of Washington. So I live in Seattle. Oh, wow. Cool. Yeah. Yeah. It's a very cool job. I do R&D for the Argo float program. So Argo floats are these autonomous drifters that we've put out in the world's oceans that sample

Wow, that's a huge question. Right now, I am a research engineer for the School of Oceanography at the University of Washington. So I live in Seattle. Oh, wow. Cool. Yeah. Yeah. It's a very cool job. I do R&D for the Argo float program. So Argo floats are these autonomous drifters that we've put out in the world's oceans that sample

Wow, that's a huge question. Right now, I am a research engineer for the School of Oceanography at the University of Washington. So I live in Seattle. Oh, wow. Cool. Yeah. Yeah. It's a very cool job. I do R&D for the Argo float program. So Argo floats are these autonomous drifters that we've put out in the world's oceans that sample

various things you know in the ocean temperature pressure salinity ph dissolved oxygen basically kind of giving us a comprehensive look on how our oceans are doing and how our atmosphere is doing and it's all climate change related uh conservation related and it's it's a cool gig wait i'm not an oceanographer are you one of those people that believes in science oh

various things you know in the ocean temperature pressure salinity ph dissolved oxygen basically kind of giving us a comprehensive look on how our oceans are doing and how our atmosphere is doing and it's all climate change related uh conservation related and it's it's a cool gig wait i'm not an oceanographer are you one of those people that believes in science oh

various things you know in the ocean temperature pressure salinity ph dissolved oxygen basically kind of giving us a comprehensive look on how our oceans are doing and how our atmosphere is doing and it's all climate change related uh conservation related and it's it's a cool gig wait i'm not an oceanographer are you one of those people that believes in science oh

No, no, no.

No, no, no.

No, no, no.

Yes, they are. OK. Yes. And they are getting hotter and hotter. They're just taking in all the heat that we're producing. And part of this program is to study how the heat content of the ocean is changing over time. Um, and a large part of that also is how much carbon is taking in. Um, so oceans are very good carbon sinks for all the, you know, carbon that we as humans produce.

Yes, they are. OK. Yes. And they are getting hotter and hotter. They're just taking in all the heat that we're producing. And part of this program is to study how the heat content of the ocean is changing over time. Um, and a large part of that also is how much carbon is taking in. Um, so oceans are very good carbon sinks for all the, you know, carbon that we as humans produce.

Yes, they are. OK. Yes. And they are getting hotter and hotter. They're just taking in all the heat that we're producing. And part of this program is to study how the heat content of the ocean is changing over time. Um, and a large part of that also is how much carbon is taking in. Um, so oceans are very good carbon sinks for all the, you know, carbon that we as humans produce.

Uh, and some studies are actually showing that there are some regions that are actually sources of carbon now. So it's not just sinks, but there's a flux between the ocean and the atmosphere. Um, I don't know if I have any positive gems for you, uh, Conan, but, uh, I think, uh, One cool thing. So I'm very new to oceanography.

Uh, and some studies are actually showing that there are some regions that are actually sources of carbon now. So it's not just sinks, but there's a flux between the ocean and the atmosphere. Um, I don't know if I have any positive gems for you, uh, Conan, but, uh, I think, uh, One cool thing. So I'm very new to oceanography.