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3 Jun 2013 Tote Bag Collection: Indian Ocean, with clouds C016 / 3714

Indian Ocean, with clouds C016 / 3714
Indian Ocean, with clouds. Computer graphic of the Indian Ocean on an Earth globe, generated using satellite and mapping data

3 Jun 2013 Tote Bag Collection: Moons South Pole-Aitken basin

Moons South Pole-Aitken basin
South Pole-Aitken basin. Mosaic image of the Constellation region of the South Pole-Aitkin (SPA) basin, the largest and oldest crater on the Moon

3 Jun 2013 Tote Bag Collection: Indian Ocean, surface temperatures C016 / 3716

Indian Ocean, surface temperatures C016 / 3716
Indian Ocean, surface temperatures. Computer graphic of the Indian Ocean on an Earth globe, generated using satellite and mapping data. Cloud-free satellite images show the natural land colours

3 Jun 2013 Tote Bag Collection: Indian Ocean, sea floor topography C016 / 3715

Indian Ocean, sea floor topography C016 / 3715
Indian Ocean, sea floor topography. Computer graphic of the Indian Ocean on an Earth globe, generated using satellite and mapping data

3 Jun 2013 Tote Bag Collection: Indian Ocean, cloud-free C016 / 3713

Indian Ocean, cloud-free C016 / 3713
Indian Ocean, cloud-free. Computer graphic of the Indian Ocean on an Earth globe, generated using satellite and mapping data

3 Jun 2013 Tote Bag Collection: Global tectonics, South American Plate C016 / 3712

Global tectonics, South American Plate C016 / 3712
Global tectonics. Satellite-based artwork of an Earth globe centred on the South American Plate. This is one of the seven primary tectonic plates that make up the Earths crust

3 Jun 2013 Tote Bag Collection: Global tectonics, Eurasian Plate C016 / 3709

Global tectonics, Eurasian Plate C016 / 3709
Global tectonics. Satellite-based artwork of an Earth globe centred on the Eurasian Plate and Indian Plate. The Eurasian Plate is one of the seven primary tectonic plates that make up the Earths

3 Jun 2013 Tote Bag Collection: Global tectonics, African Plate C016 / 3706

Global tectonics, African Plate C016 / 3706
Global tectonics. Satellite-based artwork of an Earth globe centred on the African Plate and Arabian Plate. The African Plate is one of the seven primary tectonic plates that make up the Earths

3 Jun 2013 Tote Bag Collection: Faradays calculator

Faradays calculator. View of a cylindrical slide rule once owned by British scientist Michael Faraday (1791-1867). This is a very early example of a Fuller slide rule, made by W.F

3 Jun 2013 Tote Bag Collection: Ionising X-ray spectroscope C016 / 3689

Ionising X-ray spectroscope C016 / 3689
X-ray crystallography. An early design of X-ray spectroscope made in the 1910s. A beam of X-rays passes through a collimator and slit (left)

3 Jun 2013 Tote Bag Collection: Model used for teaching by WH Bragg C016 / 3687

Model used for teaching by WH Bragg C016 / 3687
Salt. A model of the atomic structure of crystalline common salt (sodium chloride). This shows the cubic structure of alternating sodium and chlorine atoms

3 Jun 2013 Tote Bag Collection: Stephenson safety lamp C016 / 3684

Stephenson safety lamp C016 / 3684
Safety lamp. A design for a miners safety lamp by George Stephenson made in 1815. This was Stephensons fourth design, intended to prevent explosions caused in coal mines by firedamp (methane)

3 Jun 2013 Tote Bag Collection: Vacuum flask by Dewar, 1892 C016 / 3685

Vacuum flask by Dewar, 1892 C016 / 3685
Dewar flask. Variation on an early design of vacuum flask made by James Dewar in 1892. This consists of two glass flasks, one inside the other, that are joined at the top

3 Jun 2013 Tote Bag Collection: Vacuum flask by Dewar, 1892 C016 / 3686

Vacuum flask by Dewar, 1892 C016 / 3686
Dewar flask. Variation on an early design of vacuum flask made by James Dewar in 1892. This consists of two glass flasks, one inside the other, that are joined at the top

3 Jun 2013 Tote Bag Collection: Stephenson safety lamp C016 / 3683

Stephenson safety lamp C016 / 3683
Safety lamp. A design for a miners safety lamp by George Stephenson made in 1815. This was Stephensons fourth design, intended to prevent explosions caused in coal mines by firedamp (methane)

3 Jun 2013 Tote Bag Collection: Youngs perpetual motion machine

Youngs perpetual motion machine
Perpetual motion. A device intended to demonstrate perpetual motion, shown by Thomas Young in 1807. The principle is that the disc rotates anti-clockwise

3 Jun 2013 Tote Bag Collection: Bunsen cell, 1842 C016 / 3681

Bunsen cell, 1842 C016 / 3681
Bunsen cell. View of an electrolytic cell made by Robert Bunsen in 1842. Known as a Bunsen cell or Bunsen battery, it has an outer zinc shell that acts as the anode

3 Jun 2013 Tote Bag Collection: Large voltaic pile, 19th century C016 / 3680

Large voltaic pile, 19th century C016 / 3680
Voltaic pile. Part of a large voltaic pile made by Sir Humphrey Davy in 1808. Seen here is a trough containing 50 zinc plates. These would have been filled with dilute sulphuric acid

3 Jun 2013 Tote Bag Collection: Michael Faradays microscope

Michael Faradays microscope
A microscope belonging to scientist Michael Faraday, made by Wm. Matthews of London. This object is preserved at the Royal Institution, London

3 Jun 2013 Tote Bag Collection: Faradays giant electromagnet

Faradays giant electromagnet
Electromagnetism. The Giant Electromagnet made by Michael Faraday in 1845 for his experiments on the effects of magnetic fields on matter

3 Jun 2013 Tote Bag Collection: Vacuum flask by Dewar, 1898 C016 / 3671

Vacuum flask by Dewar, 1898 C016 / 3671
Dewar flask. An early design of vacuum flask made by James Dewar in 1898. This consists of two glass flasks, one inside the other, that are joined at the top

3 Jun 2013 Tote Bag Collection: Faradays voltameter

Faradays voltameter. This is a device invented by Michael Faraday (1791-1867) that is used to measure a quantity of electrical charge

3 Jun 2013 Tote Bag Collection: Sample of sodium made by Davy C016 / 3670

Sample of sodium made by Davy C016 / 3670
Sodium. Sample of metallic sodium made by Sir Humphrey Davy in 1807. This was made by the electrolysis of molten sodium hydroxide

3 Jun 2013 Tote Bag Collection: Sample of chlorine made by Davy C016 / 3668

Sample of chlorine made by Davy C016 / 3668
Chlorine. Sample of chlorine gas made by Sir Humphrey Davy in 1810. Chlorine was discovered by Scheele in 1774. However, Davy was the first to show that it was an element rather than a compound

3 Jun 2013 Tote Bag Collection: Sample of magnesium made by Davy C016 / 3669

Sample of magnesium made by Davy C016 / 3669
Magnesium. Sample of metallic magnesium made by Sir Humphrey Davy in 1808. Davy made this by the electrolysis of magnesium hydroxide and mercury (II) oxide

3 Jun 2013 Tote Bag Collection: Faradays safety glasses

Faradays safety glasses
Faradays glasses. A pair of safety spectacles owned by Michael Faraday (1791-1867), English natural scientist. Note the panels that fold out to give protection to the eyes from the sides

3 Jun 2013 Tote Bag Collection: Sample of calcium made by Davy C016 / 3667

Sample of calcium made by Davy C016 / 3667
Calcium. Sample of metallic calcium made by Sir Humphrey Davy in 1808. Davy made this by the electrolysis of a mixture of calcium oxide and mercury (II) oxide

3 Jun 2013 Tote Bag Collection: Tyndall ice thermometer C016 / 3662

Tyndall ice thermometer C016 / 3662
Ice thermometer. View of a type of thermometer used by physicist John Tyndall (1820-93) to measure the temperature of glacier ice

3 Jun 2013 Tote Bag Collection: Davys potassium apparatus

Davys potassium apparatus
Discovery of potassium. The apparatus used by Sir Humphrey Davy in 1807 to isolate potassium metal from caustic potash, or potassium hydroxide

3 Jun 2013 Tote Bag Collection: Davy miners lamp

Davy miners lamp
Miners lamp. An early prototype for a miners safety lamp, designed by Sir Humphrey Davy in 1815. This was intended to prevent explosions due to fire damp, a mixture of gases including methane

Davy miners lamp
Miners lamp. Bottom section of an early prototype for a miners safety lamp, designed by Sir Humphrey Davy in 1815. This was intended to prevent explosions due to fire damp

3 Jun 2013 Tote Bag Collection: Second transatlantic telegraph cable C016 / 3652

Second transatlantic telegraph cable C016 / 3652
A section of the second transatlantic telegraph cable. This piece has a diameter of about 2.5cm. It consists of a central wound copper core, embedded in gutta percha (a natural latex-like resin)

3 Jun 2013 Tote Bag Collection: First sample of benzene, 1825 C016 / 3651

First sample of benzene, 1825 C016 / 3651
Benzene. The first sample of benzene, isolated in 1825 by Michael Faraday. It was isolated from an oily reside left by the production of coal gas and was first named bicarburet of hydrogen

3 Jun 2013 Tote Bag Collection: Faradays generator, 1831

Faradays generator, 1831
Faradays generating coil. This was made by Michael Faraday in 1831, and consists of a coil of copper wire wound around a hollow core

3 Jun 2013 Tote Bag Collection: Faradays electric motor

Faradays electric motor
Homopolar electric motor. Demonstration model of Faradays electric motor, the first device to turn electrical energy into mechanical motion

3 Jun 2013 Tote Bag Collection: Part of a semolina mill C016 / 3645

Part of a semolina mill C016 / 3645
Pasta. Part of a semolina mill where wheat is ground to produce semolina and durum flour for making pasta. Photographed at Chelyabinsk, Russia

3 Jun 2013 Tote Bag Collection: Worker with pasta packing machine C016 / 3642

Worker with pasta packing machine C016 / 3642
Pasta. A worker with an automated weighing and packing machine at a pasta factory. The machine weighs out the pasta using the troughs below the feed belt

3 Jun 2013 Tote Bag Collection: Fishermen and their catch C016 / 3639

Fishermen and their catch C016 / 3639
Fishing. A group of fishermen sorting out his catch. Photographed at Ustreka, Russia

3 Jun 2013 Tote Bag Collection: Fishing fleet in port C016 / 3640

Fishing fleet in port C016 / 3640
Fishing. A fleet of fishing boats sitting in port. Photographed at Ustreka, Russia

Tremezo, Lake Como, Italian Lakes, Lombardy, Italy, Europe

Beach chairs, Usedom, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Germany, Baltic Sea, Europe

Beach chairs, Bansin, Usedom, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Germany, Baltic Sea, Europe

Beach chairs, Usedom, Baltic Sea, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Germany, Europe

Seebruecke Ahlbeck, Ahlbeck, Usedom, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Germany, Baltic Sea, Europe

Cobbled alleyway, Saint-Paul-de-Vence, Provence-Alpes-Cote d Azur, Provence, France, Europe

Cars and traffic jam during rush hour, Bangkok, Thailand

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