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Images Dated 25th July 2006 (page 6)

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Background imageImages Dated 25th July 2006: Kola nuclear power station, Russia

Kola nuclear power station, Russia. One of the reactor domes at the Kola nuclear power station in northern Russia. Nuclear power stations produce energy from the fission of the nuclei of heavy

Background imageImages Dated 25th July 2006: Satellite monitoring station

Satellite monitoring station. The dish-shaped, white objects are microwave and radio antennae used to communicate with satellites orbiting the Earth

Background imageImages Dated 25th July 2006: Nuclear fuel pellets

Nuclear fuel pellets. These are used in nuclear power stations to provide the fuel for the controlled nuclear fission reactions that provide energy

Background imageImages Dated 25th July 2006: Health centre

Health centre. Man lying under a shower at a health centre. This is the Don health centre. Photographed in 2005, in Pyatigorsk, Russia

Background imageImages Dated 25th July 2006: Ozone machine at waterworks

Ozone machine at waterworks
Ozone machine at a waterworks. Ozone is added to water as part of the disinfection process. An electric current is then transmitted through the water to kill microbes that are resistant to chlorine

Background imageImages Dated 25th July 2006: Steel production

Steel production. Worker operating a lever to tilt a cradle and pour molten steel into a container. He is wearing goggles

Background imageImages Dated 25th July 2006: Aluminium production

Aluminium production. Worker moving aluminium bars that have been formed from molten metal. Aluminium is usually obtained from its ore by chemical digestion of its ore followed by electrolysis to

Background imageImages Dated 25th July 2006: Making a bell

Making a bell. Workers preparing a ladle of molten metal for the casting of a bell. They are using protective shields, visors, and clothing to protect them from the extreme heat of the molten metal

Background imageImages Dated 25th July 2006: Motorway traffic in winter

Motorway traffic in winter. Cars driving along a motorway in snowy conditions. Snow and ice on roads makes driving more difficult

Background imageImages Dated 25th July 2006: Electric power lines crossing a sea

Electric power lines crossing a sea. Photographed in June 1998, in Azerbaijan

Background imageImages Dated 25th July 2006: Caspian Sea oil rig

Caspian Sea oil rig with people sunbathing on a beach in the foreground. Oil rigs are platforms used to drill for and pump oil from below the Earths surface

Background imageImages Dated 25th July 2006: Bird flu vaccination

Bird flu vaccination. Researchers preparing to vaccinate a chicken against bird flu. The deadly H5N1 strain of the disease first appeared in 2003 in South-East Asia, and has spread rapidly

Background imageImages Dated 25th July 2006: Reflexology massage

Reflexology massage
MODEL RELEASED. Reflexology massage. Woman giving herself a foot massage

Background imageImages Dated 25th July 2006: Assembling plasma filter units

Assembling plasma filter units. Worker holding a component (blue) during the assembly of plasma filter units. She is wearing sterile clothing to reduce the contamination of the devices by bacteria

Background imageImages Dated 25th July 2006: Blood transfusion

Blood transfusion. Residual blood spilling from intravenous drip tubing used in a blood transfusion

Background imageImages Dated 25th July 2006: Vasily Fesenkov, Russian astrophysicist

Vasily Fesenkov, Russian astrophysicist
Vasily Grigorievich Fesenkov (1889-1972), Russian astrophysicist, adjusting a telescope. Fesenkov studied at Kharkov University (Ukraine), and at the Sorbonne (Paris)

Background imageImages Dated 25th July 2006: Vitaly Ginzburg, Russian physicist

Vitaly Ginzburg, Russian physicist
Vitaly Lazarevich Ginzburg (1916-2009), Russian physicist and Nobel laureate. Since gaining his doctorate in physics in 1940, Ginzberg worked at the Lebedev Physical Institute in Moscow

Background imageImages Dated 25th July 2006: Pelageya Kochina, Russian mathematician

Pelageya Kochina, Russian mathematician
Pelageya Yakovlevna Polubarinova-Kochina (1899- 1999), Russian mathematician and scientist. Polubarinova-Kochina worked on the mathematics of hydrodynamics (fluid mechanics)

Background imageImages Dated 25th July 2006: Mikhail Kalashnikov, Russian gun designer

Mikhail Kalashnikov, Russian gun designer
Mikhail Timofeevich Kalashnikov (born 1919), Russian gun designer. Kalashnikov was working as a mechanic when he was drafted into the Red Army to serve in World War II

Background imageImages Dated 25th July 2006: Bruno Pontecorvo, Italian physicist

Bruno Pontecorvo, Italian physicist
Bruno Pontecorvo (1913-1993), Italian physicist. Pontecorvo studied at the University of Rome, working with Enrico Fermi. He was working in France when World War II broke out

Background imageImages Dated 25th July 2006: Alexander Prokhorov, Russian physicist

Alexander Prokhorov, Russian physicist
Alexander Mikhailovich Prokhorov (1916-2002), Russian physicist and Nobel laureate, wearing his Hero of Socialist Labor (stars, double award) and Order of Lenin (round) medals

Background imageImages Dated 25th July 2006: Yang Liwei, Chinas first astronaut

Yang Liwei, Chinas first astronaut
Yang Liwei (born 1965), Chinas first astronaut. Yangs spaceflight took place on 15 October 2003, aboard a Shenzhou spacecraft, launched by a Long March rocket

Background imageImages Dated 25th July 2006: Bruno Pontecorvo, Italian physicist

Bruno Pontecorvo, Italian physicist
Bruno Pontecorvo (1913-1993), Italian physicist. Pontecorvo studied at the University of Rome, working with Enrico Fermi. He was working in France when World War II broke out

Background imageImages Dated 25th July 2006: Prokhorovs research group, Russia

Prokhorovs research group, Russia. Aleksandr Mikhailovich Prokhorov (far left, 1916-2002), head of the Oscillation Laboratory at the Lebedev Physics Institute, Moscow, Russia

Background imageImages Dated 25th July 2006: Giuglio Natta, Italian chemist

Giuglio Natta, Italian chemist
Giuglio Natta (1903-1979), Italian chemist and Nobel laureate. Natta was educated in Milan, became a professor at Pavia University and then at the University of Rome

Background imageImages Dated 25th July 2006: Arkady Migdal, Russian physicist

Arkady Migdal, Russian physicist
Arkady Beinusovich Migdal (1911-1991), Russian physicist, giving a lecture. Migdal was born in Lithuania. He worked in the fields of particle and quantum physics

Background imageImages Dated 25th July 2006: Mikhail Lomonosov, Russian polymath

Mikhail Lomonosov, Russian polymath
Mikhail Vasilyevich Lomonosov (1711-1765), Russian polymath. Born in a remote fishing village, Lomonosov went to Moscow to gain his education, later studying in St Petersburg, and in Germany

Background imageImages Dated 25th July 2006: Leonid Kantorovich, Soviet economist

Leonid Kantorovich, Soviet economist
Leonid Vitaliyevich Kantorovich (1912-1986), Soviet economist and Nobel laureate. Kantorovich was a mathematician who worked for the Soviet government

Background imageImages Dated 25th July 2006: Pyotr Kapitsa, Russian physicist

Pyotr Kapitsa, Russian physicist
Pyotr Leonidovich Kapitsa (1894-1984), Russian physicist and Nobel laureate, wearing his Hero of Socialist Labor medal. Kapitsa was born and educated in Russia

Background imageImages Dated 25th July 2006: Zhores Alferov, Russian physicist

Zhores Alferov, Russian physicist
Zhores Ivanovich Alferov (born 1930), Russian physicist and Nobel laureate. taking part in a round-table discussion. Alferov was born in Belarus and educated in Leningrad

Background imageImages Dated 25th July 2006: Brandt and Abrikosov, Russian physicists

Brandt and Abrikosov, Russian physicists. Alexei Alexeyevich Abrikosov (right, born 1928), talking with professor Nikolai Brandt in a physics laboratory

Background imageImages Dated 25th July 2006: Alexei Abrikosov, Russian physicist

Alexei Abrikosov, Russian physicist
Alexei Alexeyevich Abrikosov (born 1928), Russian physicist and Nobel laureate. Abrikosovs work has been in the field of condensed matter physics

Background imageImages Dated 25th July 2006: Antarctic research station, McMurdo Base

Antarctic research station, McMurdo Base. This is a Jamesway prefabricated house, designed to withstand the harsh Antarctic weather. A snow tractor is at left

Background imageImages Dated 25th July 2006: Stone Age rock carving

Stone Age rock carving. Rock carvings (petroglyphs) are found in many regions of the world. They are among the oldest human artefacts still existing

Background imageImages Dated 25th July 2006: Atmospheric pollution

Atmospheric pollution. Clouds of water vapour rising above factory smokestacks and cooling towers. The smokstacks are tall and thin, carrying smoke and atmospheric pollution high above the city

Background imageImages Dated 25th July 2006: Cyclotron particle accelerator

Cyclotron particle accelerator being examined by scientists and technicians. This is a U-400 cyclotron at Russias United Institute for Nuclear Research

Background imageImages Dated 25th July 2006: Linear particle accelerator

Linear particle accelerator. This is one end of a linear (straight) particle accelerator. Linear particle accelerators accelerate particles in a straight line

Background imageImages Dated 25th July 2006: Aciphylla kirkii

Aciphylla kirkii
Aciphylla kirkia growing at 1500 metres in the Old Man Range, South Island, New Zealand

Background imageImages Dated 25th July 2006: White caltha (Psychrophila obtusa)

White caltha (Psychrophila obtusa)
White caltha (Psychrophila obtusaai). Growing at 1500 metres in the Old man range. South island, New Zealand

Background imageImages Dated 25th July 2006: Tall gentian (Gentiana corymbifera)

Tall gentian (Gentiana corymbifera). Southern alps. South island, New Zealand

Background imageImages Dated 25th July 2006: Muehlenbeckia axillaris

Muehlenbeckia axillaris
Creeping muehlenbeckia (Muehlenbeckia axillaris). Southern Alps. South island, New Zealand

Background imageImages Dated 25th July 2006: Synchrotron particle accelerator

Synchrotron particle accelerator. Equipment used to produce the particle beam for a synchrotron. This is the synchrotron at the Kurchatov Institute research centre

Background imageImages Dated 25th July 2006: Sweet chestnut catkins (Castanea sativa)

Sweet chestnut catkins (Castanea sativa)

Background imageImages Dated 25th July 2006: Synchrotron particle accelerator

Synchrotron particle accelerator. The hole in the floor shows someone examining the circular tube within which particle beams are accelerated to high energies

Background imageImages Dated 25th July 2006: Phyllocladus aspleniifolius

Phyllocladus aspleniifolius
Mountain toatoa catkins (Phyllocladus aspleniifolius) photographed on South Island, New Zealand

Background imageImages Dated 25th July 2006: Pratia angulata

Pratia angulata. Flowering in the southern alps. South island, New Zealand

Background imageImages Dated 25th July 2006: Synchrotron particle accelerator

Synchrotron particle accelerator. This view shows the circular shape of the magnets and other equipment surrounding the particle beam tube (not seen)

Background imageImages Dated 25th July 2006: Senecio greyi

Senecio greyi flowering in a garden in New Zealand



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