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A great hope for a country that spent nearly a century in one devastating conflict after another.

Some uplifting news! Mouse-Deer species thought to be extinct rediscovered after 112 years https://t.co/dOfaLf1Jok — Prof Jamie Woodward (@Jamie_Woodward_) November 13, 2019

An interesting blackhole and a hypervelocity star, just what science fiction ordered.

The black hole might be a subsidiary of John West. A breakup of cosmic proportions: #Supermassive #blackhole ejects hypervelocity #star https://t.co/eIgqZPeWHl — Peter Fox (@fox_pmfox) November 12, 2019

Archaeologists look below the ocean surface in Dampier Archipelago for signs of ancient culture – ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)

https://mobile.abc.net.au/news/2019-10-20/ocean-dig-in-dampier-archipelago-looks-for-ancient-history/11616266?pfmredir=sm

A practical and understandable explanation of Roman engineering.

Why Were the Romans so Good at Military Engineering? https://t.co/sUTIlon7Pe — Roman History (@romanhistory1) November 9, 2019

The article focuses on Iranian ziggurats, but is a good introduction to the different styles and functions.

https://twitter.com/ZonePhysics/status/1191760160227762178?s=09

This is a brilliant way of explaining the American economy.

Are you CONFUSED about the ECONOMY? Let me explain!!! pic.twitter.com/B35QuMZq7T — TayZonday (@TayZonday) October 23, 2019

Awesome time lapse of the next fascinating mission.

https://twitter.com/_beyondgalaxies/status/1187605391863144448?s=09

Does dystopian fantasy have its roots in the oral traditions of humanity? I don’t know, but this article says a lot about the trauma human societies have suffered in their past.

It was said that the end came without warning… Once, long ago, as the people slept, the sun came out at night. It shot a flaming arrow across the heavens which burst into thousands of fragments, which then fell to the earth. https://t.co/HRO5V3Uqqy — Ancient Origins (@ancientorigins) October 23, 2019

An article that touches on the importance Australia plays in worldwide lithium production.

Australia is the lithium capital of the world. Will your electric car be powered by a homegrown battery? Discover the new tech agenda with the FT. — Financial Times (@FinancialTimes) October 8, 2019

Great article on a different design for wind turbines.

These wind turbines may be able to produce 10 times more power than traditional ones. We have the solutions. Let's implement them. #GreenNewDeal #ActOnClimate #climate #energy #cdnpoli #StopTMX #NoKXL #StopLine3 #Tech #cleanenergy pic.twitter.com/jz4xixvvXd — Mike Hudema (@MikeHudema) October 17, 2019