And he has an idea, a big idea, of how we could use some of that technology in cooling down our planet.

Yeah, I'm educated as a marine engineer and it is 12 years since I graduated from Prodressia.

And since then I have worked with the refrigeration, the industrial refrigeration solutions.

And also I've worked in a naval architect company.

So I've spent a lot of time with the engineering, how we design plants, refrigeration plants, and how we can... engineer machinery in an efficient way so so i know how to to design components and and many kind of solutions and two years ago i came up with this climate repair project and spent a lot of time on how we could potentially cool the planet and what kind of factors that affect the temperature on the planet.

And I quickly figured out that the Earth's mean average temperature is not only controlled by the CO2 concentration in the atmosphere, but also the albedo value, the amount of clouds on the planet has a huge impact on the temperature.

And I know a lot about the Mollier diagram and how we can humidify the air, and during the humidification process, we can also cool the air using a small amount of water, which actually cools the air immediately.

So could there be some unforeseen similar problems with your idea, getting all that moisture up in the air?