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15:40back to continuing the coverage of the main story, many of you have loved the rundown. It's a quick overview of other stories we can't go so much into depth on because there's only so much time in a day. So, we just hit some highlights of what's going on. That's current, recent, breaking, and frontier research. Our first story in the rundown today is rock art from at least 67,000 years ago in Sul Sulawesi which is this is now combination of multiple uh organizations we have Griffith University, Southern Cross University and others published in nature >> um and this is about the outline of a hand made with red pigment on a cave in
16:22Indonesia that's at least 67,000 years old and may be the world's oldest rock art. >> Yeah. >> According to to uh recent studies. >> Yeah. This is incredible. It's it's supposed to be on the lost continent of Sulowesi. Okay. So, back before the ice ages when or during the ice ages, I