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Images Dated 19th October 2012 (page 7)

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Images Dated 19th October 2012: Female brain, artwork

Female brain, artwork
Female brain, computer artwork

Images Dated 19th October 2012: Vascular system, artwork

Vascular system, artwork
Vascular system, computer artwork

Female brain, artwork
Female brain, computer artwork

Images Dated 19th October 2012: Rhipidura leucophrys eggs in nest

Rhipidura leucophrys eggs in nest
Willie (or Willy) Wagtail, Rhipidura leucophrys, eggs in a nest. Lue, new South Wales, Australia

Images Dated 19th October 2012: 30-inch telescope, Helwan, Egypt

30-inch telescope, Helwan, Egypt
30-inch telescope, Helwan Observatory. This observatory was built in Helwan, a suburb of Cairo, Egypt, from 1903. This 30-inch reflector telescope was provided in 1905 by British astronomer John

Images Dated 19th October 2012: Gill in Cape Observatory study

Gill in Cape Observatory study. Scottish astronomer David Gill (1843-1914, centre) in his study at the Cape Observatory, South Africa

Images Dated 19th October 2012: Sunspot observation, 1861

Sunspot observation, 1861. Titled A Bit of the Sun, this photograph is by the British astronomer and chemist Warren De La Rue (1815-1899)

Images Dated 19th October 2012: Cow skull, New South Wales, Australia

Cow skull, New South Wales, Australia
Cow skull in a field near Lue, New South Wales, Australia

Images Dated 19th October 2012: Smyths parallactic ladder mount

Smyths parallactic ladder mount. This device was devised by the British optician and instrument maker George Dolland (1774-1852) and presented to the British astronomer William Henry Smyth (1788-1865)

Images Dated 19th October 2012: 1860 solar eclipse observation, artwork

1860 solar eclipse observation, artwork
1860 solar eclipse observation. Drawing by British artist Joseph Bonomi the Younger (1796-1878) of the darkening of the sky during the total solar eclipse of 18 July 1860

Images Dated 19th October 2012: 1889 solar eclipse chart, USA

1889 solar eclipse chart, USA. Blueprint of the total solar eclipse track over California and Nevada, USA, on 1 January 1889. This chart was prepared by US astronomer Charles B

Images Dated 19th October 2012: Cable Beach, Broome, Western Australia

Cable Beach, Broome, Western Australia
Tidal flats on Cable beach in Broome, Western Australia

Images Dated 19th October 2012: Rice farming, Mie prefecture, Japan. C014 / 5231

Rice farming, Mie prefecture, Japan. C014 / 5231
A farmer tends to his rice field in the Japanese village of Taki near Matsusaka

Images Dated 19th October 2012: Rice paddy, Mie prefecture, Japan

Rice paddy, Mie prefecture, Japan
View of a Japanese rice paddy in Taki-Cho near Matsusaka

Images Dated 19th October 2012: Drum chronograph, Sydney Observatory

Drum chronograph, Sydney Observatory, Sydney, Australia. This observatory was established in 1858. This is a 4-pendulum drum chronograph

Images Dated 19th October 2012: Roberts stellar pantograver

Roberts stellar pantograver. This device was invented by British amateur astronomer and engineer Isaac Roberts (1829-1904)

$11.5-inch telescope, Sydney Observatory. This refracting telescope, on an equatorial mount, was built in 1874 in brass and glass by Hugo Schroeder of Hamburg, Germany$

11. 5-inch telescope, Sydney Observatory
11.5-inch telescope, Sydney Observatory. This refracting telescope, on an equatorial mount, was built in 1874 in brass and glass by Hugo Schroeder of Hamburg, Germany

Images Dated 19th October 2012: Observations of the Sun, 1870

Observations of the Sun, 1870. Series of photographs of the Sun made in March and April 1870 by US astronomer Lewis Morris Rutherfurd (1816-1892)

Images Dated 19th October 2012: Paris Observatory telescope

Paris Observatory telescope. Cutaway artwork of an astronomer operating the equatorial coude of the Paris Observatory, France

Images Dated 19th October 2012: Sand dunes, Western Australia

Sand dunes, Western Australia
Cross stratification in sand dunes. Cross bedding is commonly formed in sand dunes due to a change in wind direction and deposition styles

Images Dated 19th October 2012: Gills Egypt baseline survey, 1875

Gills Egypt baseline survey, 1875
Gills Egypt baseline survey. British astronomer David Gill (1843-1914, centre) using an altazimuth to carry out a baseline survey in 1875 from the roof of the Hotel de L Europe

Images Dated 19th October 2012: Telescope clock, Sydney Observatory

Telescope clock, Sydney Observatory
Telescope clock. Pendulums and gear system of a driving clock used for a telescope. This mechanism, similar to that used in a clock or watch

Images Dated 19th October 2012: Osaka, Japan C014 / 5241

Osaka, Japan C014 / 5241
A busy city intersection in Osaka, Japan

Images Dated 19th October 2012: US eclipse expedition, West Africa, 1889

US eclipse expedition, West Africa, 1889. This expedition was led by US astronomer David Peck Todd (1855-1939). These huts housed the array of instruments used by the expedition

Images Dated 19th October 2012: Conglomerate, Broome, Western Australia

Conglomerate, Broome, Western Australia
A conglomerate is a rock consisting of individual clasts within a finer-grained matrix that have become cemented together. Broome, Western Australia

Images Dated 19th October 2012: Grubb equatorial telescope, Hungary

Grubb equatorial telescope, Hungary
Grubb equatorial telescope. This reflector telescope, made by the Grubb Telescope Company) is shown on its equatorial mount

Images Dated 19th October 2012: Leviathan of Birr, Ireland

Leviathan of Birr, Ireland
Leviathan of Birr. This 6-foot telescope, at Birr Castle, Parsonstown, Ireland, was constructed in 1845 by the Irish astronomer William Parsons (1800-1867), the 3rd Earl of Rosse

Images Dated 19th October 2012: Markree Observatory telescope

Markree Observatory telescope. This observatory was constructed at Markree Castle, County Sligo, Ireland, by Colonel Edward Joshua Cooper (1798-1863)

Images Dated 19th October 2012: 30-inch telescope focus, Helwan, Egypt

30-inch telescope focus, Helwan, Egypt
30-inch telescope focus. At right is the secondary mirror, used to reflect light from the larger primary mirror towards the camera (left) that contains photographic plates

Images Dated 19th October 2012: Transit instrument, Fernhill Observatory

Transit instrument, Fernhill Observatory, Isle of Wight, UK. A transit instrument is used to measure the positions of celestial objects as they transit a pre-defined point

Sand dunes, Western Australia
View of the sand dunes near Lancelin and Cervantes. part of Nambung national park in Western Australia

Images Dated 19th October 2012: Smyths parallactic ladder framework

Smyths parallactic ladder framework
Smyths parallactic ladder mount, details of the frame. This device was devised by the British optician and instrument maker George Dolland (1774-1852)

Images Dated 19th October 2012: Twin telescope, Tulse Hill Observatory

Twin telescope, Tulse Hill Observatory. This twin telescope, on an equatorial mount, was operated by the British astronomer William Huggins (1824-1910) at his observatory at his home in Tulse Hill

Images Dated 19th October 2012: 12. 25-inch telescope, Edinburgh

12. 25-inch telescope, Edinburgh
12.25-inch telescope, Royal Observatory, Edinburgh, Scotland. This reflector telescope is on an equatorial mount. It was donated in 1888 by Lord Lindsay (James Ludovic Lindsay)

Images Dated 19th October 2012: Paris Observatory meridian circle

Paris Observatory meridian circle, Paris, France. This instrument, also called a transit circle, is used to observe the moment a star or other celestial object passes the meridian

Sand dunes, Western Australia
View of the sand dunes near Lancelin and Cervantes. part of Nambung national park in Western Australia

Images Dated 19th October 2012: 1874 Transit of Venus, Rodriguez Island

1874 Transit of Venus, Rodriguez Island, Indian Ocean. This expedition was one of several organised by British astronomers

Images Dated 19th October 2012: Litter of kittens with mother

Litter of kittens with mother
A litter of kittens being suckled by their mother

Images Dated 19th October 2012: Scarborough beach, Perth Australia

Scarborough beach, Perth Australia
Storm clouds gathering out at sea at Scarborough beach in Perth, Western Australia

Images Dated 19th October 2012: Broome sandstone

Broome sandstone, a primary sedimentary structure formed by the migration of sedimentary environments due to wind or water action. Found at Gantheaume Point, Broome, Western Australia

Images Dated 19th October 2012: Broome sandstone, Australia

Broome sandstone, Australia
Broome sandstone, a primary sedimentary structure formed by the migration of sedimentary environments due to wind or water action. Found at Gantheaume Point, Broome, Western Australia

Broome sandstone, a primary sedimentary structure formed by the migration of sedimentary environments due to wind or water action. Found at Gantheaume Point, Broome, Western Australia

Images Dated 19th October 2012: Tropical weathering, Western Australia

Tropical weathering, Western Australia
Tropical weathering occurs under high temperature and rainfall throughout the year. The rate of weathering under tropical conditions for most rocks is higher than that found in other regions

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