Confinement Collection (page 5)

Businessman wrapped in red tape

Black and white puppies in cage feeding together

Single Goldfish (Carassius auratus) in a bowl, side view

A birdcage with a canary inside it

Woman prisoner inside jail cell

Two kittens climbing out of a plastic container

Two Goldfish (Carassius auratus) in a tank with pebbles covering bottom, side view

A Goldfish (Carassius auratus) in a small tank containing pebbles and plants, blue lid on top

Dog sitting at closed door and howling

A blue Budgerigar (Melopsittacus undulatus) behind bars

A cage lid

French chemist and microbiologist. Pasteur in his laboratory developing his treatment for hydrophobia and rabies
LOUIS PASTEUR (1822-1895). French chemist and microbiologist. Pasteur in his laboratory developing his treatment for hydrophobia and rabies. Wood engraving, French, 1884

Officers of ships detained at Marseilles visited in quarantine by their wives
CHOLERA: 1884 EPIDEMIC. Officers of ships detained at Marseilles visited in quarantine by their wives and children during the cholera epidemic of 1884. Contemporary English engraving

Officers of ships detained at Marseilles, France, visited in quarantine by their wives
CHOLERA: 1884 EPIDEMIC. Officers of ships detained at Marseilles, France, visited in quarantine by their wives and children during the cholera epidemic of 1884. Wood engraving, English, 1884

The witch trying to fatten Hansel in his cage. Drawing by Wanda Gag for the fairy tale by Brothers Grimm
GRIMM: HANSEL AND GRETEL. The witch trying to fatten Hansel in his cage. Drawing by Wanda Gag for the fairy tale by Brothers Grimm

Christs descent into Limbo, 14th century
Christs descent into Limbo. Jesus Christ (left) bearing a flag and walking over a fallen door and a devil holding a key to bring salvation to those in Limbo

Valletta Prison / Malta
The interior of a prison cell at the Inquisitors Palace, St Lawrence, Grand Harbour, Valletta, Malta

Devils Island / Guyana
A view of Devils Island, French Guyana, where Alfred Dreyfus was sent on 13 April 1895 and placed in solitary confinement

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"Breaking the Boundaries: Advancing Fusion Research in Confinement" In the picturesque grounds of Hatfield House, Hertfordshire, a remarkable ambition is taking shape. Within the confines of a state-of-the-art facility, scientists are pushing the boundaries of knowledge in fusion research. Their tool? The tokamak device, an ingenious invention that holds immense potential for breakthroughs. As researchers delve into the depths of confinement, they explore uncharted territories where reality and augmented reality merge seamlessly. With each experiment conducted within these walls, they inch closer to unraveling the mysteries that lie hidden within fusion energy. Just as Cupid once fled from slavery depicted in "Cupid Fleeing from Slavery, " here too lies a pursuit for liberation. Donald Iain Smith's Berger's Matone Advertisement reminds us that even amidst confinement, innovation knows no bounds. The Convict Hulk Gallery serves as a poignant reminder of how society has grappled with different forms throughout history. Yet today we witness a new chapter unfolding - one where barriers are broken and possibilities abound. Like "The New Lighthouse on the Bass Rock, " this cutting-edge research illuminates our path towards progress. It guides us through uncharted waters and offers hope for a brighter future powered by clean energy sources. In this journey towards unlocking limitless potential, we must not forget our past achievements like "The little horse. " Just as this burin engraving captivated audiences centuries ago with its beauty and intricacy, so too does fusion research captivate us now with its promise. Within these confined spaces lies something extraordinary - akin to "The Birth Day" captured on oil panel in 1629. It symbolizes rebirth and renewal; it represents humanity's ability to transcend limitations when driven by curiosity and determination. Even comic postcards from early 20th century remind us that humor can thrive even in times of constraint. As we navigate through the challenges of confinement, we find solace in laughter and camaraderie.