Let's start with you.

So we don't want to waste any of your time, so we'll get right into the meat and potatoes, if you will.

So first, we're going to start with the introduction of Aerodel as a student team, then moving on to our project, our main flagship project, and then our gaseous and liquid hydrogen architecture.

It'll be a bit more technical, but we've been advised that that is preferable.

So AeroDolph is a student team comprising of usually around 40 to 45 members each year.

We rotate every year, year on year, and the projects have been going on for around eight years now.

What we intend to do is promote and prove that liquid hydrogen is a sustainable alternative to conventional fuels in aerospace and aviation in general.

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