You know the technique?

Yes.

Okay.

I keep telling Patrick, but I actually know about this, and he doesn't believe me.

I just don't know anything about it.

I'm glad.

So if you don't know anything about it, automatically, I'll be Ryan know anything about it.

That is not true.

I sent you an email today that said, I don't know this, but you guys might.

Okay.

Let's do a show.

All right, All right. From science sort of.com, you're listening to Science Sort of.

This is episode. This week's theme is The Lake Lake Show. All Lakes, all the times, both of the times. My name is Ryan. I will be your host tonight and joining me to talk about all things Lake, as well as things that are science, things that are sort of science, and things that wish they were science, are my two favorite paleo pals, only favorite because they've been doing the show with me the longest patrick hey still here and charlie hey guys

where else would you go patrick who else is going to talk to on Skype every week right yeah yeah

do you have other Skype friends uh have you holding out my wife? Mostly.

She's not on very often.

Anyway, this week we're talking about lakes.

So we've got two cool stories about two cool lakes.

And the first one we're going to talk about is actually it's a little more than cool.

It's from one of the coldest places on Earth. And that's Lake Vostok in Antarctica. So Charlie wants to tell us about that. What's going on with Vostok?

All right. So Lake Vostok is a subglacial lake in the East Antarctic ice sheet. So it's underneath the surface of the ice by several thousand feet. And I guess it was discovered earlier in this century when a pilot flew over it and noticed a particularly flat area of the ice shelf in kind of a locustrian shape.

That's a fancy word for lake.

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