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Images Dated 23rd January 2004

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Images Dated 23rd January 2004: European hornet

European hornet (Vespa crabro) on a mans hand. It is the largest of the European wasps, reaching up to 35 millimetres in length

Images Dated 23rd January 2004: Milky Way

Milky Way
Artists impression of our galaxy, the Milky Way, as it might be seen from a spacecraft approaching from above one of the galaxys spiral arms

Images Dated 23rd January 2004: Conceptual image of the World Wide Web & Internet

Conceptual image of the World Wide Web & Internet
Internet. Computer artwork representing the global communication made possible by the internet and electronic mail (e-mail)

Images Dated 23rd January 2004: Artwork of e-mail address @ sign & a fingerprint

Artwork of e-mail address @ sign & a fingerprint
E-mail symbol. Abstract computer illustration of an @ (meaning " at" ) sign on a human fingerprint, depicting the individual nature of an electronic mail (e-mail) address

European hornet (Vespa crabro) on a mans hand. It is the largest of the European wasps, reaching up to 35 millimetres in length

Images Dated 23rd January 2004: LM of human blastocyst, 4-5 days post-fertilisatn

LM of human blastocyst, 4-5 days post-fertilisatn
Light micrograph (Kohler illumination) of a human blastocyst, an early stage of embryonic development, photographed 4-5 days after fertilisation

Images Dated 23rd January 2004: Human brain, occipital lobe

Human brain, occipital lobe
Brain, temporal lobe. Computer artwork of a human brain in profile within a glass-effect male head, showing the location of the temporal lobe (red)

Images Dated 23rd January 2004: Sample of pyrite

Sample of pyrite
Pyrite. Macrophotograph of a sample of pyrite (iron sulphide). This is the most abundant sulphide in the Earths lithosphere. It forms large cubic crystals, with a golden yellow colour

Images Dated 23rd January 2004: Magnesium chloride crystals

Magnesium chloride crystals
Polarised light micrograph of crystals of magnesium chloride (MgCl2). Typically, magnesium chloride forms complexes with other molecules; the hygroscopic hexahydrate MgCl2.6H2O is used in moistening

Nuts. Assortment of nuts including walnuts, hazelnuts, brazil nuts and almonds. Nuts are anexcellent source of protein, essential minerals, vitamin E and the B-complex vitamins

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