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Images Dated 22nd December 2004 (page 2)

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Images Dated 22nd December 2004: Orangutan skull

Orangutan skull. Coloured X-ray of an orangutan (Pongo sp.) skull. The orangutan is native to Malaysia and Indonesia

Images Dated 22nd December 2004: Rat skeleton

Rat skeleton. Coloured X-ray of a rat (Rattus sp.) specimen. The rat is held in place by wire supports (blue vertical lines) which are attached to a base (bottom)

$Images Dated 22nd December 2004: Refractor telescope, 1928$

Refractor telescope, 1928
Refractor telescope in an observatory in Munich, Germany, 1928. This instrument was made by the Carl Zeiss company, a German optics business which made important advances in lens design

Images Dated 22nd December 2004: Extrasolar planetary system

Extrasolar planetary system. Artwork of a gas giant orbiting a star outside our solar system, viewed from its cratered moon

Extrasolar planetary system. Artwork of a ringed gas giant orbiting a star outside our solar system, taken from the surface of its moon

Images Dated 22nd December 2004: Phases of the Moon, 1790

Phases of the Moon, 1790
Moon phases. 18th century French document showing the phases of the moon, from full (pleine) to new (nouvelle) and back again. Lunar phases occur because the Moon reflects the light of the Sun

Images Dated 22nd December 2004: Bacterial treatment of paper mill effluent

Bacterial treatment of paper mill effluent
Effluent treatment pond. A foaming bacterial pond used for treating effluent from a paper mill. The bacteria in this pond destroy toxic pollutants in the paper mills waste water

Images Dated 22nd December 2004: Childs skull

Childs skull. Coloured X-ray of a childs skull. The cranium (upper centre) houses and protects the brain. The eye sockets (centre) and nasal cavity (lower centre) are also seen

Images Dated 22nd December 2004: Fingerprint

Fingerprint. Computer artwork depicting a fingerprint overlain with binary code. This represents modern forensic analysis of fingerprints

Images Dated 22nd December 2004: Earths magnetosphere

Earths magnetosphere. Artwork of the magnetic field around the Earth (pink, blue and red), showing its interaction with particles from the solar wind (yellow)

Images Dated 22nd December 2004: Scientist climbing down into chasm, Antarctica

Scientist climbing down into chasm, Antarctica
Inside a crevasse. A researcher is dwarfed by the walls of a giant crevasse. A crevasse is a large split or fault in a sheet of ice, such as a glacier

Images Dated 22nd December 2004: Mummified hand

Mummified hand. Coloured angiogram of an embalmed hand, showing the preserved and intact blood vessels. An angiogram is produced by taking an X- ray of tissue containing blood vessels filled with a

$Mummified hand. Coloured X-ray of an embalmed hand, with a fractured finger highlighted in yellow$

Mummified hand, X-ray
Mummified hand. Coloured X-ray of an embalmed hand, with a fractured finger highlighted in yellow

Images Dated 22nd December 2004: Devonian layer

Devonian layer. The Devonian period extended from 408 to 360 million years ago. It was characterised by the development of complex plant life on land and by tetrapods and sharks in the sea

Images Dated 22nd December 2004: Caldera on Santorini

Caldera on Santorini
Santorini caldera. Boulder on the rim of a depression caused by a volcanic eruption in the Santorini islands in Greece. This depression was caused when an eruption around 1600 BC emptied a

Images Dated 22nd December 2004: Formation of the moon

Formation of the moon. Artwork of a Mars-sized object colliding with the Earth early in its life. It is believed that an impact such as this threw off the debris which eventually formed the Moon

Images Dated 22nd December 2004: Santorini eruption, 1866

Santorini eruption, 1866
Santorini eruption. Historical artwork depicting a volcanic eruption by the island of Nea Kameni in 1866. This eruption, in the Santorini group of islands in Greece

Images Dated 22nd December 2004: Evolution of man

Evolution of man. Cartoon depicting man evolving from apes, through various stages, until reaching its pinnacle with a man at a desk typing into a computer. Illustration by Lutz Lange

White Village of Casares, Andalusia, Spain

Alcazar, Segovia, Castile Leon, Spain

Images Dated 22nd December 2004: Waterfall, Isle

Waterfall, Isle of Skye, Scotland

Eilean Donan Castle, Highlands, Scotland

The Quiraing Mountains, Isle of Skye, Highlands, Scotland

Shropshire Union Canal Aqueduct, Pont Cysyllte, Clwyd, Wales

Inverary Castle, Strathclyde, Scotland

Glen Etive, Highlands, Scotland

Post Office, Linicro, Isle of Skye, Highlands, Scotland

Sunset over Isle of Skye, from Mallaig, Highlands, Scotland

Skye Museum, Kilmuir, Isle of Skye, Highlands, Scotland

Chateau du Chenonceau, Loire Valley, Indre-et-Loire, France

Front du Seine and Eiffel Tower, Paris, France

Arc de Triomphe, Paris, France

Images Dated 22nd December 2004: Gymnasium Drill for Little Girls, London, 1888

Gymnasium Drill for Little Girls, London, 1888
Illustration showing three lines of girls undertaking a gym drill at the Polytechnic Christian Institute, London, 1888

Images Dated 22nd December 2004: The Babes in the Wood Race, Bermuda, 1904

The Babes in the Wood Race, Bermuda, 1904
Illustration showing the Babes in the Wood race at a gymkana held in Bermuda, 1904. The race was as follows: The men had to gallop up to a wall, dismount and climb over

Images Dated 22nd December 2004: The Witching Waves Ride, White City, London, 1909

The Witching Waves Ride, White City, London, 1909
Illustration showing the Witching Waves ride at the White City amusement ground, London, 1909. This ride gave the impression of travelling over a series of waves whilst travelling in a small car

Images Dated 22nd December 2004: English Girls playing Diabolo on a roof in Tabriz, Iran, 1

English Girls playing Diabolo on a roof in Tabriz, Iran, 1
Illustration showing two English girls playing Diabolo on a roof in Tabriz, Iran, 1908. In the background an artillery gun, manned by Persian Revolutionaries

Images Dated 22nd December 2004: E. V. Hanegan and a Pushball ball, Crystal Palace, 1902

E. V. Hanegan and a Pushball ball, Crystal Palace, 1902
Photograph showing E.V. Hanegan, who introduced the game of pushball to England (the sport was invented in the USA) in 1902

Images Dated 22nd December 2004: Miss Madge Lessing as a modern dandy, 1910

Miss Madge Lessing as a modern dandy, 1910
Photographic portrait of Madge Lessing (1866-1932), the English actress and singer, dressed as a dandy for a production at the Metropol Theatre, Berlin, 1910

Images Dated 22nd December 2004: Abdulla Cigarette Advertisement, 1926

Abdulla Cigarette Advertisement, 1926
Advertisement for Abdulla cigarettes, with a good illustration of a cat burglar disturbing a lady in the night

Miss Madge Lessing as a modern dandy 1910
Photographic portrait of Madge Lessing (1866-1932), the English actress and singer, dressed as a modern dandy for a production at the Metropol Theatre, Berlin, 1910

Images Dated 22nd December 2004: Miracle Play showing Saladin on the way to Hell, 1910

Miracle Play showing Saladin on the way to Hell, 1910
Photograph showing a 13th century miracle play tableau, illustrating Saladin, Sultan of Egypt, heading towards Satan and Hell (bottom left)

Images Dated 22nd December 2004: A Game of Pushball, Crystal Palace, 1902

A Game of Pushball, Crystal Palace, 1902
Photograph showing a game of pushball between Anerley and Crystal Palace at the Crystal Palace sports ground, 4th October 1902

Images Dated 22nd December 2004: Water Polo in Kayaks, London, 1883

Water Polo in Kayaks, London, 1883
Engraving showing a group of British Army officers playing water polo, in kayaks, on a lake in a London Park, 1883

Images Dated 22nd December 2004: Bar-bell exercise at a Gymnasium, London, 1888

Bar-bell exercise at a Gymnasium, London, 1888
Illustration showing a woman undertaking a bar-bell exercise at the gymnasium of the Polytechnic Christian Institute, London, 1888

Images Dated 22nd December 2004: Two people using a Sailing Kayak, Britain, 1898

Two people using a Sailing Kayak, Britain, 1898
Engraving showing a young couple enjoying a ride in a sailing kayak somewhere on the British coast, 1898. The original caption for this image was: Canoedling

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