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Images Dated 7th September 2005

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Nude womans buttocks, computer artwork

Nude womans torso, computer artwork

Images Dated 7th September 2005: Womans foot

Womans foot
MODEL RELEASED. Womans foot standing on tiptoes. In the background are historical anatomical drawings of the legs

Images Dated 7th September 2005: Womans legs, with knee X-ray

Womans legs, with knee X-ray
MODEL RELEASED. Womans legs superimposed on an X-ray of a knee joint. X-rays can be used to diagnose disorders of the skeletal system

Womans legs, computer artwork

Images Dated 7th September 2005: Womans legs

Womans legs
MODEL RELEASED. Womans legs as she reclines. Her foot on tiptoes is at upper right, and in the background are historical anatomical drawings of the legs

Images Dated 7th September 2005: Nude woman sitting down

Nude woman sitting down
MODEL RELEASED. Nude woman sitting down

Images Dated 7th September 2005: Womans chest and lower face, artwork

Womans chest and lower face, artwork
Womans chest and lower face, computer artwork

Images Dated 7th September 2005: Nude woman through the seasons, artwork

Nude woman through the seasons, artwork
Nude woman. Conceptual computer artwork of a nude woman through the seasons, represented here by the phase from a light brown colour (summer) through to a light blue colour (winter)

Womans stomach, computer artwork

Images Dated 7th September 2005: Female pelvis, coloured 3-D CT scan

Female pelvis, coloured 3-D CT scan
Female pelvis, coloured 3-D computed tomography (CT) scan. The upper part of each thigh bone (femur) is seen at each side of the pelvis, where they form the hip joints

Images Dated 7th September 2005: Spine, computer artwork

Spine, computer artwork
Spine. Computer artwork showing the bones of the spine, shoulder and pelvis on the human body. The spine, or backbone, supports the back and protects the spinal cord

Images Dated 7th September 2005: Impact sites, Comet Shoemaker-Levy / Jupiter collisi

Impact sites, Comet Shoemaker-Levy / Jupiter collisi
Comet Shoemaker-Levy/Jupiter collision. Colour image made by the Hubble Space Telescope (HST) showing numerous impact sites following the arrival of fragments of Comet Shoemaker-Levy 9 at Jupiter in

Images Dated 7th September 2005: Voyager 2 photo of Europa, one of Jupiters moons

Voyager 2 photo of Europa, one of Jupiters moons
Voyager 2 photograph showing surface details of Europa, one of the moons of Jupiter. It is thought that the crust of the moon is water ice 75-100km thick & surrounding a rocky interior

Images Dated 7th September 2005: Spam junk mail, computer artwork

Spam junk mail, computer artwork
Spam junk mail. Computer artwork of a hand reaching out of a mountain of junk mail envelopes. This could represent spam, the name given to unsolicited mass mailings sent by email

Images Dated 7th September 2005: Woman depressed about fertility

Woman depressed about fertility
MODEL RELEASED. Infertility. Conceptual composite image of a nude woman crying, sitting on an anatomical textbook showing the female reproductive system

Images Dated 7th September 2005: Night launch of Apollo 17

Night launch of Apollo 17
Launch of Apollo 17. The Saturn V rocket carrying Apollo 17 blasts into the night sky at Cape Canaveral on 7 December 1972. This was the only night launch of the Apollo Lunar programme

Images Dated 7th September 2005: Brain and blood vessels, 3-D CT scan

Brain and blood vessels, 3-D CT scan
Brain and blood vessels, coloured 3-D computed tomography (CT) scan. The front of the brain is at bottom. It is enclosed by the skull (grey/green). Blood vessels (red) supply the brain with blood

Images Dated 7th September 2005: Film editing, computer artwork

Film editing, computer artwork
Film editing. Computer artwork of a pair of scissors and cut roll of film. The technique of joining the ends of two pieces of film together is known as splicing

Images Dated 7th September 2005: Radiologist studying an X-ray

Radiologist studying an X-ray
MODEL RELEASED. Radiologist studying an X-ray

Images Dated 7th September 2005: Woman with neck X-ray

Woman with neck X-ray
MODEL RELEASED. Woman and X-ray. Composite image of a nude woman and an X-ray of her neck in front view (left) and side view (right). This may represent worrying about the results of a scan

Images Dated 7th September 2005: Heartburn, conceptual image

Heartburn, conceptual image
MODEL RELEASED. Heartburn. Conceptual image representing heartburn, showing flames down a patients oesophagus (gullet) and stomach (bottom right)

Images Dated 7th September 2005: Woman rubbing her sore back

Woman rubbing her sore back
MODEL RELEASED. Upper back pain. Nude woman rubbing her painful upper back

Images Dated 7th September 2005: Woman holding her abdomen in pain

Woman holding her abdomen in pain
MODEL RELEASED. Woman in pain. This may be due to indigestion, stomach ache or menstrual cramps

Images Dated 7th September 2005: Anorexic woman, conceptual image

Anorexic woman, conceptual image
MODEL RELEASED. Anorexic woman. Conceptual image of a thin anorexic woman being haunted by the image of an unrealistically thin doll

Images Dated 7th September 2005: Anorexic woman

Anorexic woman
MODEL RELEASED. Anorexic woman. Abdomen of a young woman showing weight loss due to anorexia nervosa, a psychological disorder in which people intentionally starve themselves

Images Dated 7th September 2005: Depressed woman

Depressed woman
MODEL RELEASED. Depressed woman hiding her face behind her hands

Images Dated 7th September 2005: Cloned woman

Cloned woman
MODEL RELEASED. Human clone. Conceptual computer artwork of a woman with a barcode across her back. This may represent cloning, with the barcode being her identification number

Images Dated 7th September 2005: DNA manipulation

DNA manipulation
Genetic engineering. Computer artwork representing genetic engineering showing a molecule of DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid) being cut by a pair of scissors

Images Dated 7th September 2005: Colchester, Essex, UK, aerial photograph

Colchester, Essex, UK, aerial photograph. North is at top. Colchester is said to be the oldest recorded town in Britain, as it was mentioned as Camulodunum by the Roman writer Pliny the Elder in

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