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Featured 23 Dec 2008 Print
Lakshmi Narasimha Hampi
Lakshmi Narasimha is a monolithic statue in Hampi. It is the largest statue in Hampi. Narasimha is sitting on the coil of a giant seven-headed snake called Sesha, which acts as the hood over his head. Due to his protruding eyes and facial expressions, this statue is also called as Ugra Narasimha.NARASIMHA means half man and half lion is one of the ten incarnations (avatara) of Lord Vishnu
© Ramnath Bhat
Featured 23 Dec 2008 Print
Defeat Of Barton
Scottish sailor and privateer Sir Andrew Barton (c.1466 - 1511) is defeated by the sons of the Duke of Norfolk, 2nd August 1511. Barton had been given letters of marque by the King of Scotland allowing him to attack the Portuguese, but had gone on to commit acts of piracy against English vessels. Engraving by W. H. Overend. (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images)
© 2008 Getty Images
Featured 23 Dec 2008 Print
Charles Darwin commemorative plaque
Charles Darwin. Plaque commemorating the British naturalist Charles Robert Darwin (1809-1882). Darwin is most famous for his theories on evolution discussed in On the Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection, which he published in 1859. In this book Darwin proposed that natural variation within a species creates many individual traits, some more useful than others. He suggested that only those individuals with the most competitive traits (those that are best suited to their environment) survive to reproduce. This plaque is on a wall of The Mount, Shrewsbury, Darwin's birthplace and family home
© MARTIN BOND/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY
