Static Collection (page 31)

19th Century electrostatic drum machine. Electrostatics is the branch of physics that deals with the phenomena and properties of stationary or slow-moving (without acceleration) electric charges

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

Hand creating static electricity arc in plasma ball, Duke Power Energy Exploratorium, Hunterville, North Carolina

NFS (London) fire station pumping exercise, WW2
An NFS firefighter using a trailer pump to lift water from the static dam at an NFS fire station and relaying the water

NFS (London Region) constructing a water dam, WW2
London firefighters constructing a self-assembly emergency dam. These dams were carried on special water units that also towed a trailer pump and could provided a static water supply close to fires

Leaves on Water
Fallen leaves on the surface of a static water tank. Date: 1950s

British gunners at work beneath a flak-filled sky, WW2
British gunners at work beneath flak-filled sky during the Second World War. They are using a Vickers 3.7 inch a (anti-aircraft) gun on a static mounting. Date: 1939-1945

Scouts learn about science
One American Boy Scouts demonstrates some equipment in a Scout-built project to show another group of Scouts the principles of static electricity

Static electricity. Strips of paper that have been electrically charged by a Van de Graaff generator, a device that generates static electricity

Plasma globe. Streamers of light inside a plasma globe. This device comprises a glass sphere filled with gas at low pressure. At its centre is a metal ball (centre) which is charged with electricity

Electrical generators. Conceptual computer artwork of bolts of electrical energy streaming from electrical generators

Static electricity experiments, historical artwork. Turning the wheel at lower right creates a charge on the man on the trapeze, which he passes to the girl on the wooden (non-conducting) block

Van de Graaff generators
Electricity generators. Computer artwork of some Van de Graaff generators. These create and store high voltages of static electricity

Guericke experimenting with electricity
Otto von Guericke (1602-1686), German physicist, operating the first static electricity generator. His generator consisted of a large ball of sulphur (yellow)

Girl touching a plasma globe
MODEL RELEASED. Girl touching a plasma globe. She is nine years old. A plasma globe is a glass sphere filled with a gas at low pressure. In the centre is a metal ball charged with electricity

Diamond on a plasma disk

Plasma disk

Globe on a plasma disk

Aviation Fuel Bowser at Brussells Airport
Aviation fuel is a specialized type of petroleum-based fuel used to power aircraft. It is generally of a higher quality than fuels used in less critical applications such as heating or road

Plasma sphere. This devices consists of a metal sphere (centre) surrounded by gas. The metal sphere has a very high electrical voltage applied to it

Chair ergonomics, correct postures
Chair ergonomics. Series of artworks showing the correct posture for a human when sitting on different types of chair. In all four, seen from different angles

Standing waves pattern on a drum skin. Sand was spread over the drum skin and the drum was then repeatedly hit (lower centre)

Newtons colour disc. Image 1 of 2. This piece of apparatus is used to demonstrate colour mixing. The disc is spun and, if the speed of rotation is fast enough

SIDESHOW POSTER, c1965. Sideshow poster by Snap Wyatt featuring the Electric Girl, c1965

An F-6F Hellcat World War II fighter plane at the Palm Springs Air Museum

Science / Galvani / Electric
Galvani experimented with static electricity to show the current stimulated nerves and muscles of frogs and other animals

Static Electricity
Electricity as a parlour amusement in a Victorian home - a boy about to touch the hand of a girl who stands on a stool while she holds the apparatus

World Rally Championship: Third place was enough for Richard Burns Subaru to clinch the World Championship - the first
Third place was enough for Richard Burns (GBR) Subaru to clinch the World Championship - the first such success for an Englishman. Leg Three

FIA World Rally Championship: Achim Mortls damaged Subaru Impreza WRC at the end of Stage 10
Achim Mortls (AUT) damaged Subaru Impreza WRC at the end of Stage 10. FIA World Rally Championship, Rd11, Rally Sanremo, Italy. Day 2. 21 September 2002. DIGITAL IMAGE

Jaguar Press Conference: Richard Parry-Jones, Group Vice President, Global Product Development
Richard Parry-Jones (GBR), Group Vice President, Global Product Development and Chief Technical Officer at the Ford Motor Company. Jaguar Media Briefing, Landmark Hotel, Marylebone, London, England

Jaguar Press Conference: L-R;Tony Purnell, Sir Jackie Stewart & Richard Parry-Jones announce that Purnell will replace
L-R; Tony Purnell (GBR), Sir Jackie Stewart (GBR) & Richard Parry-Jones (GBR) announce that Purnell will replace Niki Lauda (AUT) as head of Premier Performance Division

Jaguar Press Conference: Sir Jackie Stewart & Richard Parry-Jones announce that Tony Purnell is to replace Niki Lauda
Sir Jackie Stewart (GBR) & Richard Parry-Jones (GBR) announce that Tony Purnell (GBR) is to replace Niki Lauda (AUT) as head of Premier Performance Division

Doves flutter above roofline against dawn or dusk sky one stands still
HAR-95 Doves flutter above roofline against dawn or dusk sky, showing blurred wings. Anthony Harrison Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Dusting a Television
A young housewife lifts up an ash tray as she dusts the television

Guerickes Machine
Otto von Guericke demonstrates his electric machine, producing static electricity from a globe when rubbed

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"Captivating Static: A Glimpse into the World of Aviation and Military History" Witness the majestic presence of a U. S. Army Air Forces B-29 Superfortress bomber aircraft, standing tall as a testament to its historical significance. The Hawker Siddeley Nimrod MR2 of the Royal Air Force exudes an aura of power and precision, embodying the excellence of British aviation engineering. Immerse yourself in nostalgia as you admire the Westland Lysander warbird adorned in authentic World War II Royal Air Force colors, symbolizing bravery and sacrifice. Carrickfergus Castle & Harbour in Co Antrim, Ireland provides a picturesque backdrop for these static displays, blending history with natural beauty. Behold the robust Unimog truck proudly serving the Belgian Army, showcasing its versatility and reliability on any terrain or mission. Marvel at the WW1 French 400 mm railway howitzer alongside an artillery squadron; relics that remind us of past conflicts while honoring those who fought valiantly. Explore the static park at Farnborough Air Show where cutting-edge technology meets aviation enthusiasts' dreams - a true haven for aerospace aficionados. German Air Force Tornado aircraft stand poised on display, their sleek design hinting at their formidable capabilities in aerial combat. The Turkish Army UH-60 Blackhawk for Special Forces stands ready to embark on daring missions with stealthy prowess and unwavering courage. Tornado GR4s from RAF Lossiemouth grace our static park with their imposing presence - guardians of our skies ensuring safety above all else. Witness an A-10 Thunderbolt II taxi out from Whiteman Air Force Base's hot pit; this mighty warplane embodies strength as it prepares for action.