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Images Dated 6th June 2002

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Starch grains potato cells
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2002 Canadian Grand Prix - Preview Montreal, Canada. 6th June 2002 World Copyright
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Thermogram of a woman sticking her tongue out
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Artwork of a CTV craft supplying the Space Station
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Avocet, Bear River Refuge, UT
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Decorated shuttered window in painted bhunga wall, Dhordo village, Kachchh
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Le Mans 24 Hours: Thomas Bscher / John Nielsen / Jochen Mass DPR McLaren F1 GTR led the race but crashed out during
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Le Mans 24 Hours: Thomas Bscher / John Nielsen / Peter Kox DPR McLaren F1 GTR finished in 4th place
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Formula One World Championship: Dan Gurney celebrates his victory, the first for the Brabham marque
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Formula One World Championship: Dan Gurney Brabham BT7 secured the first victory for the Brabham marquee
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Formula One World Championship: French Grand Prix, Rouen-les-Essarts, 28 June 1964
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Featured 6 Jun 2002 Image

Thermogram of a woman sticking her tongue out

Tongue. Thermogram of a close-up view of a woman's face in profile, with her tongue stuck out. Also seen are the woman's teeth and lower jaw. Thermography is a technique for visualising the temperature of surfaces (such as skin) by recording their emission of long-wavelength infrared radiation. This heat radiation is detected electronically and displayed with different colours representing different temperatures. In this image, the temperature scale runs from white (warmest) through red, yellow to green (coldest)