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Images Dated 26th January 2005

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Images Dated 26th January 2005: Z particle decay

Z particle decay. " Megatek" computer graphic display of an event from the UA1 detector at CERN, the European particle physics laboratory outside Geneva

Images Dated 26th January 2005: Culture of Penicillium chrysogenum fungus

Culture of Penicillium chrysogenum fungus
Penicillium chrysogenum. Laboratory petri- dish culture of the fungus Penicillium chrysogenum growing on agar. Growth is from the centre outwards

Images Dated 26th January 2005: Pregnant woman

Pregnant woman
MODEL RELEASED. Pregnant woman holding her swollen abdomen. She is 30 weeks pregnant. A full-term pregnancy lasts between 37 and 42 weeks

Images Dated 26th January 2005: Human heart

Human heart. Computer artwork of a healthy human heart, seen in external view. The main blood vessels servicing the heart are visible at the top of the image

Images Dated 26th January 2005: Interstellar spaceship

Interstellar spaceship, computer artwork. Travel between stars is likely to take hundreds of years. Spacecraft which make the journey will need to be entirely self-supporting

Womans naked abdomen

Images Dated 26th January 2005: Human factory

Human factory. Plastic model females on a production line

Images Dated 26th January 2005: Model woman looking in the mirror

Model woman looking in the mirror. Plastic female figure looking at herself in the mirror

Images Dated 26th January 2005: Running man

Running man. Three shots of a man running, showing his muscular structure (centre) and his skeletal structure (right)

Human factory. Plastic model female torsoes on a production line

Images Dated 26th January 2005: Plastic female body kits

Plastic female body kits
Female body kits. Conceptual computer artwork of the parts of female bodies in plastic kit form, ready to be assembled

Images Dated 26th January 2005: Plastic female body kit

Plastic female body kit
Female body kit. Conceptual computer artwork of the parts of a female body in plastic kit form, ready to be assembled

Images Dated 26th January 2005: Pierced tongue

Pierced tongue
MODEL RELEASED. Pierced tongue. Woman with a metal stud through her tongue. This type of piercing has come in for criticism from dentists, who believe that it can cause infections

Images Dated 26th January 2005: False-colour SEM of a section of lung tissue

False-colour SEM of a section of lung tissue
Lung tissue. False-colour scanning electron micrograph (SEM) of a section of lung tissue. The image shows several alveolar ducts and alveolar sacs (large)

Images Dated 26th January 2005: Internet relationship

Internet relationship. Conceptual computer artwork of the symbol for male (right) interlocking with the symbol for female. This could represent a relationship created via the internet

Images Dated 26th January 2005: Internet gaming

Internet gaming. Conceptual computer artwork of a computer game overlaid with the at (@) symbol

Images Dated 26th January 2005: Search for alien intelligence

Search for alien intelligence
Search for alien life. Artwork in the style of Roy Liechtenstein, depicting the search for extraterrestrial intelligence (SETI)

Images Dated 26th January 2005: Fertilisation

Fertilisation. Conceptual computer artwork of sperm fertilising an egg. The sperm are represented by the symbolic sign for males, the egg by the symbol for female

Images Dated 26th January 2005: Lower back pain

Lower back pain. Conceptual computer artwork of a woman with lower back pain (represented by the red area). Lower back pain, called lumbago, is very common

Images Dated 26th January 2005: Technophobia

Technophobia. Conceptual computer artwork depicting the fear of technology

Pregnant woman
MODEL RELEASED. Pregnant woman holding an inflated globe. She is 30 weeks pregnant. A full-term pregnancy lasts between 37 and 42 weeks

Images Dated 26th January 2005: Evolution of man

Evolution of man. Artwork depicting man evolving from amoebas, through primitive fish and mammals until reaching its pinnacle with a robot

Evolution of man. Artwork depicting man evolving from amoebas, through primitive fish and mammals. The diverging evolutionary paths of other animals are shown shadowed

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