Attention! Attention! Australia's got a new Bachelor, and Twitter is losing it. For starters, Matthew Agnew isn't your typical The Bachelor contestant, starting with the fact that he's an astrophysicist and a Ph.D. student at the Centre for Astrophysics and Supercomputing at Swinburne University of Technology. So, he's a super-genius, in other words, which is a refreshing change of pace from "The Honey Badger." (You know, the last Australian Bachelor who dumped both of the final contestants.) These tweets about the new Australian Bachelor are amazing, hilarious, relatable, and will have you packing your bags for down-under immediately.

Here's what we know about the newest Bachelor so far, besides the fact that he's an astrophysicist. (Sorry, I just really cannot get over that.) He's not famous, he likes to travel, and he lives in Melbourne. According to his LinkedIn profile, Matt's career goals are to "use numerical techniques to search for dynamically stable planet candidates in the habitable zones of all known multiple planet systems." Interesting! The Bachelor Australia's executive producer Hilary Innes referred to Matt as a "breath of fresh air" in an interview with The Sydney Morning Herald. "He comes from such an interesting and different world but is still a humble and down-to-earth Aussie man who really just wants to find the love of his life," she said. So, how exactly does he plan to do that?

"I've got a real 'do it once, do it right' mentality so I'll be making sure I throw myself into it, be vulnerable and enjoy what comes from that," Matt told 10 Daily in an interview. "It may be an unorthodox way to meet someone, but I think it’ll be a sensational experience and make for a cracking 'how we met' story!" And as for his favorite thing about someone? It's hearing them talk about their passions in life. "You know how sometimes, after you've been talking for like 20 minutes about a topic you're really excited about, you apologise for 'being boring and waffling on'? That. I love hearing about things people genuinely love, are excited about and want to share," he continued. And if that isn't the sweetest thing to like about someone, IDK what is.

Unsurprisingly, Twitter is just as stoked as I am for this new Bachelor to hit TV screens. Here's what they had to say. (And if anyone knows how to stream The Bachelor Australia, LMK. I'm going to need it.)