Images Dated 23rd February 2004
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Featured 23 Feb 2004 Print
WINDSURFERS GETS AIRBOURNE AS THE SUN SETS ON CAPE TOWN'S BLAAUBERG BEACH
A windsurfer gets airbourne as the sun sets over Cape Town's Blaauwberg beach, February 23, 2004. Strong south easterly winds and clear summer days draws thousands of tourists and local enthusiasts of the sport to the city's beaches every year. Pictures of the month February 2004 NO RIGHTS CLEARANCES OR PERMISSIONS ARE REQUIRED FOR THIS IMAGE BLIFE REUTERS/Mike Hutchings PP04020136 MH/WS also see: GF2E4980TUI01 - RP4DRIFXXVAB
Featured 23 Feb 2004 Print
Lava lake covered with sections of cooled rock
Lava lake. Lake of molten rock (lava) with dark, cooler, solidified sections floating on its surface. The internal motions of the lava causes the surface sections to break apart and reveal the brighter lava beneath. These sections of cooler material riding on the fluid lava duplicate, on a very small scale, the motion of the plates of the Earth's crust as they move over the fluid mantle within our planet. The movement of these crustal plates is known as plate tectonics. Cracks between the crustal plates allow molten rock within the mantle to reach the surface and be released as lava. Photographed at the Mauna Loa vent of the Kilauea volcano, Hawaii on 27 August 1972
© US GEOLOGICAL SURVEY/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY
Featured 23 Feb 2004 Print
Artwork showing human skeletal muscles, front view
Body imaging. Composite image of several methods used to visualise the anatomy of the human body. The techniques seen here are magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), X-rays (radiography), dissection and artworks. MRI scanning (like the sideways slice through the head) uses radio waves and a powerful magnet to obtain slice images through the human body. X-rays (like half of the pelvis, blue, and both hands) show body tissues by their differing transmission of X-rays. These techniques are used to diagnose medical disorders. The thigh at left (brown) has been sectioned vertically. The artworks include arm muscles (left) and arm blood vessels (right), as well as the digestive organs
© John Bavosi/Science Photo Library
