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Images Dated 24th January 2014 (page 13)

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Background imageImages Dated 24th January 2014: Earths internal structure, artwork

Earths internal structure, artwork
Earths internal structure. Artwork of a hemispherical cross-section through the Earth, showing its internal structure and layers to scale. The Earths radius is 6371 kilometres (km)

Background imageImages Dated 24th January 2014: Early Earths internal structure, artwork

Early Earths internal structure, artwork
Early Earths internal structure. Artwork of a hemispherical cross-section through the early Earth, with thin oceanic crust and formation of the first continental landmasses

Background imageImages Dated 24th January 2014: Dusk over the Americas, Earth globe C016 / 3730

Dusk over the Americas, Earth globe C016 / 3730
Dusk over the Americas, Earth globe. Computer graphic of a crescent Earth globe centred on the northern Atlantic, generated using satellite and mapping data

Background imageImages Dated 24th January 2014: The Americas, sea floor topography C016 / 3726

The Americas, sea floor topography C016 / 3726
The Americas, sea floor topography. Computer graphic of an Earth globe centred on the Americas, generated using satellite and mapping data

Background imageImages Dated 24th January 2014: Atlantic Ocean, sea floor topography C016 / 3725

Atlantic Ocean, sea floor topography C016 / 3725
Atlantic Ocean, sea floor topography. Computer graphic of an Earth globe centred on the Atlantic Ocean, generated using satellite and mapping data

Background imageImages Dated 24th January 2014: Global tectonics, Eurasian Plate C016 / 3724

Global tectonics, Eurasian Plate C016 / 3724
Global tectonics. Satellite-based artwork of an Earth globe centred on the Eurasian Plate, one of Earths seven primary tectonic plates

Background imageImages Dated 24th January 2014: Indian Ocean, surface temperatures C016 / 3720

Indian Ocean, surface temperatures C016 / 3720
Indian Ocean, surface temperatures and clouds. Computer graphic of the Indian Ocean on an Earth globe, generated using satellite and mapping data

Background imageImages Dated 24th January 2014: Global tectonics, North American Plate C016 / 3710

Global tectonics, North American Plate C016 / 3710
Global tectonics. Satellite-based artwork of an Earth globe centred on the North American Plate, one of the seven primary tectonic plates that make up the Earths crust

Background imageImages Dated 24th January 2014: Global tectonics, Pacific Plate C016 / 3711

Global tectonics, Pacific Plate C016 / 3711
Global tectonics. Satellite-based artwork of an Earth globe centred on the Pacific Plate. This is one of the seven primary tectonic plates that make up the Earths crust

Background imageImages Dated 24th January 2014: Global tectonics, Australian Plate C016 / 3708

Global tectonics, Australian Plate C016 / 3708
Global tectonics. Satellite-based artwork of an Earth globe centred on the Australian Plate. This is one of the seven primary tectonic plates that make up the Earths crust

Background imageImages Dated 24th January 2014: Global tectonics, Antarctic Plate C016 / 3707

Global tectonics, Antarctic Plate C016 / 3707
Global tectonics. Satellite-based artwork of an Earth globe centred on the Antarctic Plate. This is one of the seven primary tectonic plates that make up the Earths crust

Background imageImages Dated 24th January 2014: Faradays laboratory

Faradays laboratory

Background imageImages Dated 24th January 2014: Model of lysozyme molecule C016 / 3690

Model of lysozyme molecule C016 / 3690
Lysozyme. Model of a molecule of lysozyme, an enzyme that was the first to have its structure determined using X-ray crystallography

Background imageImages Dated 24th January 2014: Coolidge X-ray tube C016 / 3688

Coolidge X-ray tube C016 / 3688
Coolidge tube. This is a device used for creating a beam of X-rays. The glass flask contains a vacuum. A cathode (right) is heated and releases electrons

Background imageImages Dated 24th January 2014: Magnet used by Faraday C016 / 3678

Magnet used by Faraday C016 / 3678
Faraday effect. A large electromagnet used by british scientist Michael Faraday (1791-1867) to demonstrate the Faraday effect

Background imageImages Dated 24th January 2014: Faradays spherical condenser

Faradays spherical condenser
Spherical condenser. This device was used by British scientist Michael Faraday (1791-1867) to show that electricity can be considered a force

Background imageImages Dated 24th January 2014: Faradays static generator

Faradays static generator
Electrostatic generator. View of a glass cylindrical electrostatic generator, made by British scientist Michael Faraday (1791-1867). A silk pad that was draped over this cylinder is missing

Background imageImages Dated 24th January 2014: Faradays magnetic spark

Faradays magnetic spark
Spark generator. A magnetic spark generator made in 1832 by British scientist Michael Faraday (1791-1867). It consists of an insulated copper coil wound around a bobbin

Background imageImages Dated 24th January 2014: Crookes cathode ray tube, 1880s C016 / 3666

Crookes cathode ray tube, 1880s C016 / 3666
Crookes tube. A Crookes tube, used to create cathode rays, made in the 1880s. This is a tube containing a near vacuum. A high voltage is applied across the two electrodes

Background imageImages Dated 24th January 2014: Tyndall ice thermometer C016 / 3663

Tyndall ice thermometer C016 / 3663
Ice thermometer. View of a type of thermometer used by physicist John Tyndall (1820-93) to measure the temperature of glacier ice

Background imageImages Dated 24th January 2014: Davy miners lamp

Davy miners lamp
Miners lamp. An early prototype for a miners safety lamp, designed by Sir Humphrey Davy in 1815. This was intended to prevent explosions due to fire damp, a mixture of gases including methane

Background imageImages Dated 24th January 2014: Davy miners lamp

Davy miners lamp
Miners lamp. An early prototype for a miners safety lamp, designed by Sir Humphrey Davy in 1815. This was intended to prevent explosions due to fire damp, a mixture of gases including methane

Background imageImages Dated 24th January 2014: Davy miners lamp

Davy miners lamp
Miners lamp. An early prototype for a miners safety lamp, designed by Sir Humphrey Davy in 1815. This was intended to prevent explosions due to fire damp, a mixture of gases including methane

Background imageImages Dated 24th January 2014: Cavendish gas balance C016 / 3654

Cavendish gas balance C016 / 3654
Gas balance. A balance made in the 1780s in London and used for experiments on the composition of air by Henry Cavendish (1731-1810). It stands about 18cm tall

Background imageImages Dated 24th January 2014: Faradays induction coil, 1831

Faradays induction coil, 1831
Faradays induction coil. This is an iron ring, around which are wounds two insulated coils of copper wire on each side. It was made by Michael Faraday in 1831

Background imageImages Dated 24th January 2014: Faradays gold colloid, 1857

Faradays gold colloid, 1857
Gold colloid. A sample flask containing a sample of a gold colloid made by Michael Faraday in 1857. A gold colloid is a suspension of microscopic particles of metallic gold in water

Background imageImages Dated 24th January 2014: Faradays induction coil, 1831

Faradays induction coil, 1831
Faradays induction coil. This is an iron ring, around which are wounds two insulated coils of copper wire on each side. It was made by Michael Faraday in 1831

Background imageImages Dated 24th January 2014: Voltaic pile made by Volta, 1799 C016 / 3646

Voltaic pile made by Volta, 1799 C016 / 3646
Original voltaic pile. An original voltaic pile, an early form of battery, made in 1799 by Alessandro Volta (1745-1827). The three perspex rods are modern additions to hold the pile together

Background imageImages Dated 24th January 2014: Spaghetti being dried C016 / 3643

Spaghetti being dried C016 / 3643
Pasta. Streams of spaghetti being dried at a pasta factory. Photographed at Chelyabinsk, Russia

Background imageImages Dated 24th January 2014: Part of a semolina mill C016 / 3644

Part of a semolina mill C016 / 3644
Pasta. Part of a semolina mill where wheat is ground to produce semolina and durum flour for making pasta. Photographed at Chelyabinsk, Russia

Background imageImages Dated 24th January 2014: Glass blower C016 / 3641

Glass blower C016 / 3641
Glass blower

Background imageImages Dated 24th January 2014: Fisherman and his catch C016 / 3638

Fisherman and his catch C016 / 3638
Fishing. A fisherman sorting out his catch. Photographed at Ustreka, Russia

Background imageImages Dated 24th January 2014: People in a shopping mall C016 / 3637

People in a shopping mall C016 / 3637
Shopping. People on an escalator in a shopping mall. Photographed in Sochi, Russia

Background imageImages Dated 24th January 2014: MERS coronavirus, artwork C016 / 3611

MERS coronavirus, artwork C016 / 3611
MERS coronavirus proteins. Cutaway computer model showing the protein structure of a MERS coronavirus particle (virion). MERS (Middle East respiratory syndrome)

Background imageImages Dated 24th January 2014: Heather (Erica sp. ) C016 / 3608

Heather (Erica sp. ) C016 / 3608
Heather (Erica sp.) in flower

Background imageImages Dated 24th January 2014: Heather (Erica sp. ) C016 / 3606

Heather (Erica sp. ) C016 / 3606
Heather (Erica sp.) in flower

Background imageImages Dated 24th January 2014: Common Hammock-weaver C016 / 3598

Common Hammock-weaver C016 / 3598
Common Hammock-weaver (Linyphia triangularis), also known as Money-spider, on its web

Background imageImages Dated 24th January 2014: Desert Tarantula C016 / 3595

Desert Tarantula C016 / 3595
Desert Tarantula (Aphonopelma chalcodes), crossing a path in Zion National Park, Utah, USA

Background imageImages Dated 24th January 2014: Zion National Park, Utah, USA C016 / 3596

Zion National Park, Utah, USA C016 / 3596
Hanging canyon, caused by fault uplift, in the sandstone walls of Kolob Canyon, north part of Zion National Park, Utah, USA

Background imageImages Dated 24th January 2014: Zion National Park, Utah, USA C016 / 3594

Zion National Park, Utah, USA C016 / 3594
Eroded watercourse in sandstone at Hidden Canyon, a narrow canyon off Zion Canyon in Navajo sandstone. Photographed in Zion National Park, Utah, USA

Background imageImages Dated 24th January 2014: National Park, Utah, USA C016 / 3591

National Park, Utah, USA C016 / 3591
Maidenhair Fern on damp shady cliff in The Narrows, a canyon on the North Fork Virgin River, Zion Canyon, National Park, Utah, USA

Background imageImages Dated 24th January 2014: Sandstone in Zion National Park, USA C016 / 3590

Sandstone in Zion National Park, USA C016 / 3590
Dwarf ponderosa pine on a Temple Cap formation, topping the Navajo Sandstone in Zion National Park, Utah, USA

Background imageImages Dated 24th January 2014: Scabrethia scabra ssp. Attenuata C016 / 3587

Scabrethia scabra ssp. Attenuata C016 / 3587
Badlands Mules Ear (Scabrethia scabra ssp. Attenuata syn Wyethia) flowering on sand dunes in the Coral Pink Sand Dunes State Park, Utah, USA

Background imageImages Dated 24th January 2014: Bryce Canyon National Park, USA C016 / 3585

Bryce Canyon National Park, USA C016 / 3585
Lodgepole Pines growing on the eroding lower slopes of Bryce Canyon National Park, Utah, USA

Background imageImages Dated 24th January 2014: South Utah, USA C016 / 3584

South Utah, USA C016 / 3584
Cross-bedded Navajo sandstone rock (fossilised sand-dunes) near Boulder, Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument, south Utah, USA

Background imageImages Dated 24th January 2014: South Utah, USA C016 / 3583

South Utah, USA C016 / 3583
Eroded shapes in Red Wingate sandstone in Long Canyon, near Boulder, in the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument, south Utah, USA

Background imageImages Dated 24th January 2014: Peek-a-boo slot canyon, USA C016 / 3579

Peek-a-boo slot canyon, USA C016 / 3579
Peek-a-boo slot canyon cut through Navajo sandstone. Photographed at the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument, south Utah, USA

Background imageImages Dated 24th January 2014: Aspen (Populus sp. ), USA C016 / 3574

Aspen (Populus sp. ), USA C016 / 3574
Mountain road with Aspen (Populus sp.) trees in autumn. Photographed in the San Juan Mountains, above the Dolores Valley, south-west Colorado, USA



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