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Images Dated 16th September 2010 (page 12)

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Background imageImages Dated 16th September 2010: Chemistry research

Chemistry research
MODEL RELEASED. Chemistry research. Researcher looking at a molecular model

Background imageImages Dated 16th September 2010: Pipetting

Pipetting
MODEL RELEASED. Pipetting liquid into an Eppendorf tube

Background imageImages Dated 16th September 2010: Chemistry research

Chemistry research
MODEL RELEASED. Chemistry research. Researcher looking at a molecular model

Background imageImages Dated 16th September 2010: Hooked fish

Hooked fish
MODEL RELEASED. Hooked fish

Background imageImages Dated 16th September 2010: Chemistry research

Chemistry research
MODEL RELEASED. Chemistry research. Researcher looking at a molecular model

Background imageImages Dated 16th September 2010: Chemistry research

Chemistry research
MODEL RELEASED. Chemistry research. Researcher looking at a molecular model

Background imageImages Dated 16th September 2010: Hooked fish

Hooked fish
MODEL RELEASED. Hooked fish

Background imageImages Dated 16th September 2010: Chemistry research

Chemistry research
MODEL RELEASED. Chemistry research. Researcher looking at a molecular model

Background imageImages Dated 16th September 2010: Circuit board

Circuit board
MODEL RELEASED. Circuit board production. Engineer performing quality control on a circuit board

Background imageImages Dated 16th September 2010: Pipetting

Pipetting
MODEL RELEASED. Pipetting liquid into an Eppendorf tube

Background imageImages Dated 16th September 2010: Medieval geographer

Medieval geographer. Artwork of a 15th century geographer using a pair of dividers to measure distances on a terrestrial globe showing the known regions of the Earth

Background imageImages Dated 16th September 2010: Third Barents Arctic Expedition, 1596

Third Barents Arctic Expedition, 1596
Third Barents Arctic Expedition of 1596, artwork. Crew members are using sledges to move wood for building a winter shelter (upper right). Their ship is trapped in the ice

Background imageImages Dated 16th September 2010: Natives of New Guinea, 1643

Natives of New Guinea, 1643
Natives of New Guinea. 17th century artwork of three men from the Bismarck Archipelago, New Guinea, paddling an outrigger canoe

Background imageImages Dated 16th September 2010: Victoria Falls, 19th century

Victoria Falls, 19th century
Victoria Falls. 19th century artwork of the Victoria Falls (known locally as the Smoke that Thunders ) on the Zambezi River. Today, the falls are on the Zambia-Zimbabwe border

Background imageImages Dated 16th September 2010: Cyclodextrin molecule, artwork

Cyclodextrin molecule, artwork
Cyclodextrin. Molecular model of beta-cyclodextrin, which comprises seven sugar molecules bound in a ring. Cyclodextrins are used in the food

Background imageImages Dated 16th September 2010: Fridtjof Nansen, Norwegian explorer

Fridtjof Nansen, Norwegian explorer
Fridtjof Nansen (1861-1930), Norwegian explorer, biologist and humanitarian. Here, Nansen is in Franz Josef Land in 1896, following his retreat from Furthest North

Background imageImages Dated 16th September 2010: Exploration of Tonga, 18th century

Exploration of Tonga, 18th century
Exploration of Tonga. 18th century artwork showing a European explorer (lower centre) being welcomed by Tongans in a canopied area on a chieftains sailing vessel

Background imageImages Dated 16th September 2010: Development of an atheroma, artwork

Development of an atheroma, artwork
Cyclodextrins. Molecular models of alpha- (left), beta- (centre) and gamma- (right) cyclodextrin molecules. These comprise of six (alpha), seven (beta)

Background imageImages Dated 16th September 2010: Third Barents Arctic Expedition, 1596

Third Barents Arctic Expedition, 1596
Third Barents Arctic Expedition of 1596, artwork. After their ship was trapped in the ice, the expedition crew of 16 spent the winter in this shelter (Het Behouden Huys)

Background imageImages Dated 16th September 2010: Fish smoking in Kamchatka, 18th century

Fish smoking in Kamchatka, 18th century artwork. Women are cleaning and preparing the fish (lower right), while the men are tending to the fire

Background imageImages Dated 16th September 2010: Tasmans visit to Fiji, 1643

Tasmans visit to Fiji, 1643
Tasmans visit to Fiji. 17th century artwork showing the visit of the Dutch navigator and explorer Abel Tasman (1603-1659) to the Fiji Islands in 1643

Background imageImages Dated 16th September 2010: Second Grinnell Expedition, 1853-1856

Second Grinnell Expedition, 1853-1856
Second Grinnell Expedition. Artwork of the USS Advance trapped in ice in Baffin Bay during the Second Grinnell Expedition of 1853-1856, led by US Navy medical officer Elisha Kane (1820-1857)

Background imageImages Dated 16th September 2010: Third Barents Arctic Expedition, 1596

Third Barents Arctic Expedition, 1596
Third Barents Arctic Expedition of 1596, artwork. Crew members are clearing a path through the snow from their ice-bound ship, and a gun is being used to shoot at a polar bear

Background imageImages Dated 16th September 2010: Male mermaid, 19th century artwork

Male mermaid, 19th century artwork. This fish figure can also represent creatures such as tritons. Here, it has a mans head, such as found in mermen, the male form of a mermaid

Background imageImages Dated 16th September 2010: Sydney Cove, Australia, circa 1790

Sydney Cove, Australia, circa 1790
Sydney Cove. Historical artwork showing Sydney Cove, Australia, circa 1790, a few years after the founding of Sydney, which would become the largest city in Australia

Background imageImages Dated 16th September 2010: Sea serpent, 16th century artwork

Sea serpent, 16th century artwork
Sea serpent. 16th century artwork of a sea serpent seizing a sailor from a ship. Accounts of sea serpents may have been based on exaggerated observations of large marine creatures such as oarfish or

Background imageImages Dated 16th September 2010: Tahitian sailing vessels, 18th century

Tahitian sailing vessels, 18th century
Tahitian sailing vessels. 18th century artwork of Tahitians in sailing vessels in a bay in Tahiti. A raft is being paddled at lower right, and fishing is taking place at lower left

Background imageImages Dated 16th September 2010: Dutch recapture of New York, 1673

Dutch recapture of New York, 1673
Dutch capture of New York. 17th century artwork of a Dutch fleet under Admiral Cornelis Evertsen the Youngest (1642-1706) recapturing New York from the English on 24 August 1673

Background imageImages Dated 16th September 2010: Cartiers visit to Hochelaga, 1535

Cartiers visit to Hochelaga, 1535
Cartiers visit to Hochelaga. 16th century artwork of the visit by the French explorer Jacques Cartier (1491-1557) to the Native American fortified village of Hochelaga (beaver lake) in October 1535

Background imageImages Dated 16th September 2010: Houses of Parliament and Big Ben, Westminster, UNESCO World Heritage Site

Houses of Parliament and Big Ben, Westminster, UNESCO World Heritage Site, London, England, United Kingdom, Europe

Background imageImages Dated 16th September 2010: Coconut palm and dhow, Pangane beach, Mozambique, Africa

Coconut palm and dhow, Pangane beach, Mozambique, Africa

Background imageImages Dated 16th September 2010: Ferrari 275 GTB-6C

Ferrari 275 GTB-6C

Background imageImages Dated 16th September 2010: Ferrari 275 GTB-6C

Ferrari 275 GTB-6C

Background imageImages Dated 16th September 2010: Ferrari 275 GTB-6C

Ferrari 275 GTB-6C

Background imageImages Dated 16th September 2010: Europe, Italy

Europe, Italy
Italy, Tuscany. The terraced vineyards of Cinque Terra

Background imageImages Dated 16th September 2010: USA, North America, New Mexico

USA, North America, New Mexico
Tucumcari, New Mexico, United States. Route 66. Mother Road Memory Iron

Background imageImages Dated 16th September 2010: Englands Mike Teague - 1989 Five Nations

Englands Mike Teague - 1989 Five Nations
Rugby Union : Mike Teague (England) Ireland v England 18/02/1989 @ Lansdowne Road. Credit : Colorsport

Background imageImages Dated 16th September 2010: Orange maples among evergreens, Uinta National Forest, Utah, United States of America

Orange maples among evergreens, Uinta National Forest, Utah, United States of America, North America

Background imageImages Dated 16th September 2010: UK, England, London, London Eye

UK, England, London, London Eye

Background imageImages Dated 16th September 2010: London, London Eye

London, London Eye

Background imageImages Dated 16th September 2010: UK, England, London, London Eye

UK, England, London, London Eye

Background imageImages Dated 16th September 2010: UK, England, London, London Eye

UK, England, London, London Eye

Background imageImages Dated 16th September 2010: UK, England, London, London Eye

UK, England, London, London Eye

Background imageImages Dated 16th September 2010: PWA Windsurfing Denmark 2010

PWA Windsurfing Denmark 2010
Backlooping from the mast

Background imageImages Dated 16th September 2010: EyeUbiquitous_10072549

EyeUbiquitous_10072549
WILDLIFE, Birds, Heron, Great Blue Heron at sunset wading in water at Laguna Madre on Padre Island Texas USA

Background imageImages Dated 16th September 2010: EyeUbiquitous_10072547

EyeUbiquitous_10072547
Wildlife, Birds, Colony, Storks nesting in tree at sunset in Bharatpur Rajasthan India

Background imageImages Dated 16th September 2010: EyeUbiquitous_20047536

EyeUbiquitous_20047536
Wildlife, Birds, Feathers, Close up detail of the colourful wing feathers of a Scarlet Macaw in Tambopata Rainforest of Amazonia Peru

Background imageImages Dated 16th September 2010: EyeUbiquitous_10129078

EyeUbiquitous_10129078
Wildlife, Birds, Single, Toco Toucan perched on a tree branch in the Brazilian rainforest jungle



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