Family Friendly sites listed on Blackstump Australia Issue 4/2020 - July 27, 2020

Issue 4/2020 - Jul 27, 2020

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Twitter Beyond the Black Stump
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DuckDuckGo Lite
...Just search and results

Knewz
...News from a wide variety of sources, free of bias bubbles and vacuous verticals

Real World Physics Problems
...The physics of everyday things is all around us

Vintage Los Angeles
...Hollywood memorabilia, photographs, postcards

Old Book Illustrations
...For visitors more particularly interested in Victorian and French Romantic illustrations

codepad
...Online compiler/interpreter, and a simple collaboration tool

Microsoft KB Archive Search
...Unofficial Microsoft Knowledge Base archive intended to provide a reliable access to deleted content from Microsoft KB

Posters for the People
...Comprehensive record of posters created under the New Deal’s Federal Art Project

Scheherazade Speaks Science
...Inspiring stories about space and science

UnscrambleX
...Unscramble all words & letters

Anagram Solver
...Find one word Anagrams with your letters

Keybr.com
...Free online typing tutor

Royal Society for the Protection of Birds
...Nature is in big trouble, but we've got big plans to save it

Collecting Magic
...Occasional articles on conjuring objects and what they can tell us about the history of magic

Science in the News
...Bridge the communication gap between scientists and non-scientists

Eunoia
...Words That Don't Translate

Ufology
...Searchable transcripts of UFO podcasts, videos etc

Emerging Female Scientists
...Peer-reviewed, open access journal specifically for female middle and high school students

Coding for Kids
...The Best Classes and Websites

Cable Academy
...Everything going on with network cables