Vapour Collection (page 4)

Liquid oxygen vapour escapes during pre-launch checkout of the first Thor IRBM launched in a training exercise by a three-man RAF launch crew at Vandenberg

Condensing mercury vapour that has been distilled from mercury-bearing ore. From De la pirotechnia by Vannoccio Biringuccio (Venice, 1540)

Indian Vapour Bath, Canada, Nineteenth Century Engraving

Vapour trail reflected in flooded ditch on coastal grazing marsh habitat, Elmley Marshes N. N. R
Vapour trail reflected in flooded ditch on coastal grazing marsh habitat, Elmley Marshes N.N.R. Isle of Sheppey, Kent, England, August

Condensation trails in sky, artificial clouds formed behind aircraft, Singleton, Chichester, West Sussex, England, August

Steaming water in metal pot, elevated view

Hot drink F006 / 7130
Hot drink

Dry ice vaporising F007 / 8193
Dry ice vaporising (subliming). Dry ice is solid carbon dioxide

Dry ice vaporising F007 / 8192
Dry ice vaporising (subliming). Dry ice is solid carbon dioxide

Dry ice vaporising F007 / 8191
Dry ice vaporising (subliming). Carbon dioxide is a colourless gas at room temperature but becomes a liquid under compression

Artwork of the Crab Nebula M1
Computer artwork of the Crab Nebula, the remnant of a star which was destroyed in a supernova explosion, and which was witnessed by Chinese astronomers in 1054 AD

Kuiper Belt Object geysers, artwork
Kuiper Belt Object geysers. Artwork of erupting geysers on the surface of a Kuiper Belt Object. Overhead is a moon, with the Sun (yellow dot) in the far distance

Inhalation Apparatus
This version of a 19th century anaesthetic inhaler consists of a two-part vessel A and B containing a sponge soaked in sulfuric ether or chloroform

Comet, artwork C018 / 0286
Comet, artwork. Comets are bodies of ice and dust that enter the inner solar system from the outer solar system. As they approach the Sun, the heat boils the ice, producing a coma around the nucleus

Alcohol detector for traffic police
Drunk driving. A laser-based detector that can remotely sense alcohol fumes inside a passing car on show. The device is aimed at allowing traffic police to detect drivers who have had alcohol by

Chemistry experiment, 19th century
Chemistry experiment, 19th-century artwork. The apparatus at left is being used for distillation, with gas-fuelled bunsen burner at far left heating liquids in glass retorts

Clouds forming over a mountain, artwork C017 / 8044
Clouds forming over a mountain. Computer artwork showing how the change in air pressure and temperature causes water molecules (red and blue)

Volcanic steam ring C016 / 5835
Volcanic steam ring. Sun, steam and a steam ring after being blown from the Bocca Nuova vent of Mount Etna, a volcano on the Italian island of Sicily

Volcanic steam ring C016 / 5834
Volcanic steam ring. Sun, steam and a steam ring after being blown from the Bocca Nuova vent of Mount Etna, a volcano on the Italian island of Sicily

MDF and chipboard C016 / 4468
MDF and chipboard. Stack of MDF (medium density fibreboard) and chipboard wood. MDF is made from broken down wood fibres that are reformed into panels along with resins that bind the fibres together

Mothballs C016 / 4469
Mothballs. Mothballs contain chemicals that repel or kill insects that feed on clothing. Older formulations used the organic compound naphthalene

Molecular beam mass spectrometer C016 / 3825
Molecular beam mass spectrometer (MBMS). This machine is being used to analyse vapours during gasification and pyrolysis processes in research into the thermochemical conversion of renewable energy

Star Trail with burning vapour from a perseid meteor, Netherlands, Europe

New York (19th c. ). View from Brooklyn. Engraving
New York (19th c.). View from Brooklyn. Engraving

The Toledo Steam Car, (London, 1879)

The steamship Emperatriz Eugenia. The Transatlantic Company. Engraving by Leducy. Litography

Paddle wheel steamboat Massachusetts (1887)
" Paddle wheel steamboat " Massachusetts" (1887). SPAIN. Barcelona. Barcelona Maritime Museum."

Mercury vapour moth trap on white sheet amongst low vegetation at night, Priory Water Nature Reserve, Leicestershire, England, june

Crescent Moon, above mercury vapour moth trap in beside flooded former gravel pit habitat at night, Priory Water Nature Reserve, Leicestershire, England, june

Jet contrail
Contrail. Contrail, or vapour trail, left by an aircraft flying at high altitude. This is an artificial cloud formed from frozen water droplets from the exhaust of the engines of an aircraft

Steel production
MODEL RELEASED. Steel production. Man quenching steel in a steelworks. This is the process by which steel at a temperature of 920 degrees Celsius is plunged into cold water or oil

Aromatherapy. Dried lavender (Lavendula sp.) and its essential oil in an oil burner. A bunch of lavender is in the background

Big bang chemistry, conceptual artwork

Jupiters atmosphere, conceptual artwork

Planet and its moon, artwork
Planet and its moon. Computer artwork of an alien planet (top left) and its moon

Planetary rings, artwork
Planetary rings, computer artwork

Lava and steam clouds. Huge clouds of steam are rising from sea water as it is boiled by molten rock (lava) flowing into it. The black rock (across bottom) is made entirely of cooled lava

Alien spacecraft, artwork
Alien spacecraft over an alien planet, computer artwork

Meteor in space, artwork
Meteor in space, computer artwork

City at sea, artwork
City at sea. Computer artwork of a city built on a platform in the middle of an ocean

Alien invasion, artwork
Alien invasion. Computer artwork of a spacecraft in Earths sky

Colonised Mars, artwork
Colonised Mars. Computer artwork of a city on Mars

Rocket launch. Trail created by the core stage of a Soyuz-U rocket after launch from Baikonur Cosmodrome, Kazakhstan. This rocket was carrying a Progress-M unmanned cargo ship on a mission to

Structure of Enceladus, artwork
Structure of Enceladus. Cutaway computer artwork showing the interior of Enceladus, the sixth largest of Saturns moons. The surface of Enceladus is thought to be a thick layer of water ice (blue)

Aluminium reacting with iodine, in the presence of water, to produce aluminium iodide ((AlI3)2)

Phosphorus pentachloride hydrolysis. Spatula of phosphorus pentachloride (PCl5) being added to a petri dish of water (H2O). A reaction with water is called a hydrolysis reaction

Steam rising from geothermal pools at Seltun on the Reykjanes Peninsula near Keflavik, Iceland, Polar Regions

Morning fog at Lake Burragorang, Burragorang State Conservation Area, New South Wales, Australia, Pacific

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"Captivating Vapour: A Journey through Time and Nature's Wonders" Step into a world of awe-inspiring sights and remarkable experiences as we explore the captivating realm of vapour. From the International Air Display and Races Poster to the National Aviation Day Display poster, aviation enthusiasts will be enthralled by the ethereal beauty that surrounds these events. The De Havilland Aircraft Company Poster takes us back in time, showcasing the ingenuity behind airborne marvels. Meanwhile, Carrickfergus Castle & Harbour in Co Antrim, Ireland offers a picturesque backdrop where vaporous mist dances with ancient stones. Prepare to be amazed at the Royal Air Force Display Poster in Hendon as majestic aircraft pierce through clouds of vapour, leaving spectators breathless. And speaking of breathtaking moments, Thomas Baines' Victoria Falls at Sunrise transports us to an enchanting world where cascading water creates a mesmerizing veil of vapour. Delve into history with Glenlivet Scotch Whisky distillery 1890 poster; here, golden spirits intertwine with wisps - a testament to craftsmanship perfected over centuries. Explore science's wonders as we encounter three states of matter – ice, water, steam – each displaying its unique form of vapour. Travel across continents to Durbar Square in Bhaktapur within Kathmandu valley, Nepal; amidst stunning architecture rises delicate tendrils of incense smoke blending seamlessly with swirling mists. Monsieur Fabris' View of the island Stromboli taken in 1776 captures volcanic eruptions enveloped by billowing plumes - nature's own dance with fiery vapours. Marvel at Mount Etna from Catania captured by Monsieur Fabris in 1776; its majestic presence crowned by an ever-present shroud of mystical misty veils.