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Images Dated 17th September 2002

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Images Dated 17th September 2002: Coloured SEM of transverse section of compact bone

Coloured SEM of transverse section of compact bone
Compact bone. Coloured scanning electronmicrograph (SEM) of a transverse section ofcompact bone. The Haversian canal (dark centralarea) contains blood vessels

Semi-Trailer Truck

Computer artwork of broken computer in wasteland

Forest Path In Autumn

Images Dated 17th September 2002: View of the healthy tongue of a woman

View of the healthy tongue of a woman
MODEL RELEASED. Tongue. View of the healthy tongue of a woman. The tongue tastes food and drink, and is also necessary for chewing, swallowing and speech

Images Dated 17th September 2002: Spongy bone, SEM

Spongy bone, SEM
Spongy bone. Coloured scanning electron micrograph (SEM) of human spongy (cancellous) bone from the shaft of a long bone. Found inside bones, below a dense shell of hard compact bone

Images Dated 17th September 2002: Military satellites firing lasers

Military satellites firing lasers
Star wars. Computer artwork of two military satellites firing high energy lasers at an unidentified target. The target could be an enemy missile, a hostile establishment or military personnel

Images Dated 17th September 2002: Credit card

Credit card transaction. Hand putting a credit card through a swipe reader. This machine will read the account details of the card holder

Coloured SEM of secondary follicles in the ovary

Artists abstract depiction of schizophrenia

Babys dummies

Images Dated 17th September 2002: Phrenology model

Phrenology model of a head. The pseudo-science of phrenology was based on the belief that a persons intellect and personality were related to the shape of their skull and scalp

Babys dummies

Babys dummy

Images Dated 17th September 2002: Opal gemstones

Opal gemstones. This mineral is a form of hydrous silicon oxide (silica, SiO2). It is named after the Indian word for precious stone. After it has been cut and polished, it has an iridescent sheen

Images Dated 17th September 2002: Quartz crystals

Quartz crystals. Close-up of quartz or silicon dioxide (SiO2), one of the commonest minerals in the Earths crust (12% by volume)

Images Dated 17th September 2002: Daisy flower

Daisy flower. The daisy (family Compositae) is actually a cluster of tiny individual flowers, or florets. The white petals are sterile ray florets

Images Dated 17th September 2002: F1 Magazine October 2002: Article in the October 2002 issue of F1 Magazine which announced that

F1 Magazine October 2002: Article in the October 2002 issue of F1 Magazine which announced that Sutton Motorsport
Article in the October 2002 issue of F1 Magazine which announced that Sutton Motorsport photographers Keith Sutton and James Moy had been awarded first

Images Dated 17th September 2002: Formula One Testing: Fernando Alonso Renault F1

Formula One Testing: Fernando Alonso Renault F1
Fernando Alonso(ESP) Renault F1 Formula One Testing, 17 September 2002, Silverstone, England

Images Dated 17th September 2002: Formula One Testing: Fernando Alonso Renault F1, R202

Formula One Testing: Fernando Alonso Renault F1, R202
Fernando Alonso(ESP) Renault F1, R202 Formula One Testing, 17 September 2002, Silverstone, England

Images Dated 17th September 2002: Formula One Testing: Fellipe Massa Sauber Petronas

Formula One Testing: Fellipe Massa Sauber Petronas
Fellipe Massa (BRA) Sauber Petronas Formula One Testing, 17 September 2002, Silverstone, England

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