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Images Dated 25th January 2005

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Images Dated 25th January 2005: Pulteney bridge and river Avon at night, Bath, UNESCO World Heritage Site

Pulteney bridge and river Avon at night, Bath, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Avon (Somerset), England, United Kingdom, Europe

Polar Bear Lying On Ice @ Sunset Hudson Bay Canada Churchill Winter Manitoba

Images Dated 25th January 2005: Two men with a bicycle and a dog

Two men with a bicycle and a dog Europe. Date of Photograph:1900 ca

Images Dated 25th January 2005: New Zealand Cabbage Tree. South Island, New Zealand. Endemic

New Zealand Cabbage Tree. South Island, New Zealand. Endemic
ROG-11668 New Zealand Cabbage Tree South Island, New Zealand. Endemic. Cordyline australis Endemic. Fam: Agavaceae. Bob Gibbons Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Images Dated 25th January 2005: Northampton Town - 1940 / 41

Northampton Town - 1940 / 41
Football - 1940 / 1941 season - Northampton Town Team Group Back (left to right): Bill Shankly (making a guest appearance), T. Smith (manager), G. Cummings, G. Wood, W. Newman (trainer), R

Images Dated 25th January 2005: Sheffield United - 1927 / 28

Sheffield United - 1927 / 28
Football - 1927 / 1928 season - Sheffield United Team Group Back (left to right): Chandler, Matthews, Alderson, Cawthorne, Birks, Green

Group of Yellowhammers overwintering, Emberiza citrinella, Netherlands

Male Yellowhammer standing on arable land with snowcover, Emberiza citrinella, Netherlands

Black-bellied Tern in flight, Sterna acuticauda

Polar Bear On Shoreline Hudon Bay Canada Churchill Manitoba Winter

Close Up Of Womans Mouth

Images Dated 25th January 2005: Luton Town - 1928 / 9

Luton Town - 1928 / 9
Football - 1928 / 29 season - Luton Town Team Group Back (left to right): A. Clark, R. Graham, C. Banes, B. Harris, R. Miller. Front: J. Daly, Thomas Tommy Roe, A. Rennie, J. Yardley, L. Bedford, J

Images Dated 25th January 2005: Bristol Rovers - 1922-23

Bristol Rovers - 1922-23
Football - 1922 / 1923 season - Bristol Rovers Team Group Back (left to right): Boyes, J. W. Jack Pattison, A. Wainwright, Erniie Sambridge, Armitage, Webb, L. Murphy

Tundra Bean Goose, Anser serrirostris

Northern Goshawk perched on prey, Accipiter gentilis

Northern Goshawk on prey, Accipiter gentilis

Northern Goshawk perched on prey, Accipiter gentilis

Myanmar, Bagan, Ancient wooden monastery of Nat Taung Kyaung (May-taung taik)

Images Dated 25th January 2005: The Osprey Trail in the long-leaf pine forest at Honeymoon Island State Park in Dunedin

The Osprey Trail in the long-leaf pine forest at Honeymoon Island State Park in Dunedin, Florida

Images Dated 25th January 2005: Dover, Kent: Britains Hovercraft, The SR-N 1 flying saucer, Kicks up a fine spray

Dover, Kent: Britains Hovercraft, The SR-N 1 flying saucer, Kicks up a fine spray of salt water as she comes up the beach at Dover this morning

Images Dated 25th January 2005: Dover, Kent: Britains Hovercraft, The SR-N 1 flying saucer, lies on the shingle

Dover, Kent: Britains Hovercraft, The SR-N 1 flying saucer, lies on the shingle at Dover this morning after making history by flying across the Channel from Calais

Images Dated 25th January 2005: Light micrograph of a rat testis

Light micrograph of a rat testis
Light micrograph of a transverse section through a mammalian testis showing the seminiferous tubules, highly convoluted tubes lined with a stratified epithelium

Images Dated 25th January 2005: Microscopic File Nematode Worm From sediment of garden pond, also found inl film of water in soil

Microscopic File Nematode Worm From sediment of garden pond, also found inl film of water in soil, UK
SPH-25 Microscopic - Nematode Worm from sediment of garden pond, also found in film of water in soil UK. Steve Hopkin

Images Dated 25th January 2005: Space colony

Space colony, computer artwork. Colonist running from a vehicle towards a sealed dome building, as aircraft fly overhead. The first bases on other worlds are likely to require these sealed

Space colony, computer artwork. The first bases on other worlds are likely to require these sealed, domed buildings to provide colonists with heat and oxygen to breathe

Images Dated 25th January 2005: Stargate spaceships

Stargate spaceships. Computer artwork of a fleet of spaceships that have travelled to a distant part of the universe through a warp in space-time

Images Dated 25th January 2005: Ramscoop spaceship

Ramscoop spaceship, computer artwork. This is a theoretical spaceship that is suitable for travel to the stars. Instead of carrying fuel, it uses the hydrogen gas found between the stars

Images Dated 25th January 2005: Laser sail spaceship

Laser sail spaceship, computer artwork. This is a theoretical vessel that has a large, sail-like, thin membrane for using laser light

Images Dated 25th January 2005: Solar sail spaceship

Solar sail spaceship, computer artwork. This is a theoretical vessel that has a large, sail-like, thin membrane for sailing with sunlight

Images Dated 25th January 2005: Exploration vehicle

Exploration vehicle. Computer artwork of a legged exploration vehicle being used on the surface of another world. Its design appears to be based on the jointed legs of insects and other arthropods

Images Dated 25th January 2005: Model relationship

Model relationship. Plastic male and female figures

Images Dated 25th January 2005: Cybernetics

Cybernetics. Conceptual computer artwork of a man becoming a robot

Images Dated 25th January 2005: Moon base

Moon base. Computer artwork of an astronaut at a base on the Moon. Humans will require protective suits and sealed buildings when on the Moon

Moon base. Computer artwork of a base on the Moon in the lunar night. Humans will require protective sealed buildings when on the Moon

Images Dated 25th January 2005: Nanorobot

Nanorobot, computer artwork. Nanorobots is a term used to describe future microscopic robots that could have a wide range of uses, from medical to industrial

Images Dated 25th January 2005: Nanotechnology

Nanotechnology. Computer artwork of a cube of cogs as an example of nanotechnology. Nanotechnology is a term used to describe future microscopic devices that could have a wide range of uses

Images Dated 25th January 2005: Nanorobots with human embryo

Nanorobots with human embryo, computer artwork. Nanorobots is a term used to describe future microscopic robots that could have a wide range of uses

Nanorobot. Computer artwork of a centipede-like nanorobot. Nanorobots is a term used to describe future microscopic robots that could have a wide range of uses

Images Dated 25th January 2005: Babies dummies

Babies dummies, computer artwork

Images Dated 25th January 2005: Nanorobot army

Nanorobot army, computer artwork. Nanorobots is a term used to describe future microscopic robots that could have a wide range of uses, from medical to industrial to military

Images Dated 25th January 2005: Nanorobot city

Nanorobot city, computer artwork. Nanorobots is a term used to describe future microscopic robots that could have a wide range of uses

Nanorobot army, computer artwork. Nanorobots is a term used to describe future microscopic robots that could have a wide range of uses, from medical to industrial to military

Images Dated 25th January 2005: Mars colony

Mars colony, computer artwork. The first bases on Mars are likely to resemble chemical plants. They will have sealed buildings to protect colonists from the thin atmosphere that is nearly all carbon

Images Dated 25th January 2005: Mars base

Mars base. Computer artwork of astronauts at a base on Mars. They are inside a large sealed dome that has trees and other plants inside it

Mars base, computer artwork. The first bases on Mars are likely to resemble chemical plants. They will have sealed buildings to protect astronauts from the thin atmosphere that is nearly all carbon

Mars base. Computer artwork of an astronaut at a base on Mars. Humans will require protective suits and sealed buildings when living on Mars

Images Dated 25th January 2005: Pregnant woman and son

Pregnant woman and son
MODEL RELEASED. Pregnant woman and son. 4-year-old boy holding and listening to the swollen abdomen of his mother. She is 30 weeks pregnant. A full- term pregnancy lasts between 37 and 42 weeks

Images Dated 25th January 2005: Flamingo Tongue (Cyphoma gibbosum), snail clearly showing spotted markings on a pink mantle with

Flamingo Tongue (Cyphoma gibbosum), snail clearly showing spotted markings on a pink mantle with animal on sea rod
Lawson Wood / SplashdownDirect

Images Dated 25th January 2005: Jay - On post with food in mouth

Jay - On post with food in mouth
USH-1577 Jay - On post with food in mouth Garrulus glandarius Duncan Usher Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way.

Images Dated 25th January 2005: Milford Sound, Fiordland National Park, South Island, New Zealand

Milford Sound, Fiordland National Park, South Island, New Zealand
ROG-11666 Group of young male New Zealand fur seals on rock Milford Sound, Fiordland National Park, South Island, New Zealand Arctocephalus forsteri Bob Gibbons Please note that prints are for

Images Dated 25th January 2005: Sea Otter - Eating crab. Monterey Bay, California, USA Mo51

Sea Otter - Eating crab. Monterey Bay, California, USA Mo51
TOM-795 Sea Otter - Eating Dungeness crab (Cancer magister) Monterey Bay, California, USA Enhydra lutris Tom & Pat Leeson Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Images Dated 25th January 2005: Great Grey Owl - Standing 27 in tall with a wingspan of 52 inches this is USA's longest owl

Great Grey Owl - Standing 27 in tall with a wingspan of 52 inches this is USA's longest owl
JZ-1967 Great Grey Owl - Standing 27 in tall with a wingspan of 52 inches this is USA's longest owl USA Strix Nebulosa When vole populations crash in the boreal forests where they nest they often

Pulteney bridge and river Avon at night, Bath, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Avon (Somerset), England, United Kingdom, Europe

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