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Images Dated 24th February 2005

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Salps. Spiral colony of salps (Pegea socia). Salps are tunicate organisms related to sea squirts. They are filter feeders, sifting microscopic plankton from the water

Images Dated 24th February 2005: LM of a colony of Volvox

LM of a colony of Volvox
Light micrograph of a colony of Volvox containing eight asexual daughter colonies within. Volvox is an organism that lies between the plant & animal kingdom

Images Dated 24th February 2005: Ivan Kleimenov, Soviet scientist

Ivan Kleimenov, Soviet scientist
Ivan Kleimenov (1898-1938), Soviet rocket scientist and aerodynamics engineer. Kleimenov led RNII, the Soviet jet-propulsion research laboratory

Images Dated 24th February 2005: Mstislav Keldysh, Russian physicist

Mstislav Keldysh, Russian physicist
Mstislav Keldysh (1911-1978), Russian mathematician and physicist. Keldysh spent the inter-war years working on better aerodynamical models for aircraft

Images Dated 24th February 2005: Vostok 1 landing capsule

Vostok 1 landing capsule after re-entry. Known as " little ball", this was Yuri Gagarins descent module after he completed the first manned orbit of the Earth, on April 12 1961

Images Dated 24th February 2005: Smooth muscle, SEM

Smooth muscle, SEM
Smooth muscle. Coloured scanning electron micrograph of smooth muscle from the trachea (windpipe). Smooth muscle is not under voluntary control, unlike skeletal (striated) muscle

Images Dated 24th February 2005: Blood vessels, SEM

Blood vessels, SEM
Blood vessels. Coloured scanning electron micrograph (SEM) of blood vessels from the sclera of the eye. Arteries are red and veins are yellow

Images Dated 24th February 2005: Medicine spoons

Medicine spoons. Negative image of spoons used to measure out 5 millilitre doses of medicine (yellow)

Images Dated 24th February 2005: Roald Sagdeev, Russian physicist

Roald Sagdeev, Russian physicist
Roald Sagdeev (1932- ), Russian physicist. Sagdeev was head of the Soviet Space Research Institute in Moscow for 15 years, from 1973 until 1988

Images Dated 24th February 2005: Fridrikh Tsander, Russian scientist

Fridrikh Tsander, Russian scientist
Fridrikh Tsander (1887-1933), Russian rocket pioneer. Tsander designed the first Soviet liquid- propellant rocket, which first flew in 1933. He died the same year from typhoid fever

Images Dated 24th February 2005: Semen Lavochkin, Soviet scientist

Semen Lavochkin, Soviet scientist
Semen Lavochkin (1900-1960), Russian aviation and missile designer. The head of the Soviet OKB-301 bureau, Lavochkin helped build thousands of fighters during the Second World War

Images Dated 24th February 2005: Georgy Langemark, rocket scientist

Georgy Langemark, rocket scientist
Georgy Langemark (1898-1938), rocket scientist

Images Dated 24th February 2005: Yoghurt

Yoghurt. Natural yoghurt in a cup

Images Dated 24th February 2005: Growth rings on a tree from Tunguska

Growth rings on a tree from Tunguska
Growth rings on a larch tree after the Tunguska impact. The increased diameter of each successive ring shows the growth of the tree in a year

Images Dated 24th February 2005: Flowering fern spores, SEM

Flowering fern spores, SEM
Flowering fern spores. Coloured scanning electron micrograph (SEM) of three spores of the flowering fern (Osmunda regalis). The flowering, or royal, fern, is found across much of the world

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