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Images Dated 20th March 2008

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Images Dated 20th March 2008: Solar panels on house roof

Solar panels on house roof
Solar panels. A 1.5 kW solar electricity generating system of photovoltaic cells can be seen at right on the south-facing roof of a terraced house

Images Dated 20th March 2008: Old and new methods of communication

Old and new methods of communication. At right is the former home of Samuel Morse (1791-1872), who invented the electric telegraph and the Morse code

Images Dated 20th March 2008: Oldbury nuclear power station open day

Oldbury nuclear power station open day. Visitors looking down at Magnox uranium fuel elements (lower centre, yellow) on top of one of the Magnox reactor cores

Images Dated 20th March 2008: Oldbury nuclear power station

Oldbury nuclear power station, Gloustershire, UK. This power station uses Magnox reactors to draw energy from hundreds of tonnes of fissioning uranium

Images Dated 20th March 2008: Floating water mill, Austria

Floating water mill, Austria
Floating water mill. This mill, largely a reconstruction, is tethered to the banks of the River Mur, near Mureck, Southern Austria

Images Dated 20th March 2008: Second-degree burn, artwork

Second-degree burn, artwork
Second-degree burn, cut-away artwork. A second-degree burn damages the top layer of skin (epidermis, dark pink) and the underlying tissue (dermis, pink)

Images Dated 20th March 2008: Electrical conduction in the heart, artwork

Electrical conduction in the heart, artwork. Each heartbeat is initiated by an electrical impulse from the sinoatrial (SA) node (green oval) in the right atrium (upper heart chamber)

Images Dated 20th March 2008: Artery anatomy, artwork

Artery anatomy, artwork
Artery anatomy, computer artwork. At the centre of the artery is the lumen, with three red blood cells (erythrocytes, bottom right)

Images Dated 20th March 2008: Stephen Salter, South African engineer

Stephen Salter, South African engineer
MODEL RELEASED. Stephen Salter (born 1938), South African engineer. Salter read physics at Cambridge University before moving to Edinburgh University where he became famous in the 1970s for his

Images Dated 20th March 2008: Heart disease, artwork

Heart disease, artwork
Heart disease. Computer artwork of a sectioned heart showing a myocardial rupture (bottom right) in the left ventricle (lower chamber). This is a tear in the muscular wall of the heart

Images Dated 20th March 2008: Blocked coronary artery, artwork

Blocked coronary artery, artwork
Blocked coronary artery. Computer artwork of a clot (red) in a coronary artery. The clot has been caused by atherosclerosis, the build up of fatty plaques (yellow) on the artery wall

Images Dated 20th March 2008: Rock strata in cliff face, Hunstanton

Rock strata in cliff face, Hunstanton
Cliffs at Hunstanton, Norfolk, showing three distinct layers of rock. At the bottom is Carstone (ginger brown), a coarse and gritty sandstone from the Lower Cretaceous

Images Dated 20th March 2008: Twisted beech tree (Fagus sp. )

Twisted beech tree (Fagus sp. )
Twisted beech tree (Fagus sp.). Photographed in the Peak District National Park near Whaley Bridge, Derbyshire, UK

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