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Images Dated 2nd May 2006

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Background imageImages Dated 2nd May 2006: Moon monorail

Moon monorail. Conceptual computer artwork of a monorail on the Moon

Background imageImages Dated 2nd May 2006: Autumnal colours

Autumnal colours. Evergreen tree amongst deciduous trees. Photographed on Sumas Mountain, Fraser River Valley, British Columbia, Canada, in mid- autumn

Background imageImages Dated 2nd May 2006: Engineer servicing air conditioning

Engineer servicing air conditioning
MODEL RELEASED. Air conditioning units being serviced by an engineer

Background imageImages Dated 2nd May 2006: Online gambling

Online gambling. Conceptual computer artwork of a pair of dice hurtling towards a computer screen. This could represent online gambling, one of the largest growing areas of internet commerce

Background imageImages Dated 2nd May 2006: Online gambling

Online gambling. Conceptual computer artwork of a pair of playing dice hurtling towards a computer screen. This could represent online gambling, one of the largest growing areas of internet commerce

Background imageImages Dated 2nd May 2006: Engineer servicing air conditioning

Engineer servicing air conditioning
MODEL RELEASED. Air conditioning units being serviced by an engineer

Background imageImages Dated 2nd May 2006: Recycling

Recycling. Conceptual computer artwork of a recycling symbol surrounding the Earth. This could represent the global importance of recycling

Background imageImages Dated 2nd May 2006: Engineer servicing air conditioning

Engineer servicing air conditioning
MODEL RELEASED. Air conditioning system being serviced by an engineer

Background imageImages Dated 2nd May 2006: Nanotechnology machines

Nanotechnology machines. Conceptual computer artwork of hand shaped nano robots. Future uses of nanotechnology (machines the size of cells and small molecules)

Background imageImages Dated 2nd May 2006: Robot insects

Robot insects. Computer artwork of MEM (microelectromechanical) robots based on the design of a bee. An organic bee can be seen in the background

Background imageImages Dated 2nd May 2006: Recycling

Recycling. Conceptual computer artwork of a recycling symbol superimposed on the Earth. This could represent the global importance of recycling

Background imageImages Dated 2nd May 2006: Sperm fertilising egg held by a skeleton

Sperm fertilising egg held by a skeleton. This could represent the potential for humans to engineer and design babies in their own likeness through future developments in medical science

Background imageImages Dated 2nd May 2006: Electric lightbulb

Electric lightbulb

Background imageImages Dated 2nd May 2006: Plastic surgery

Plastic surgery
Cosmetic surgery. Conceptual computer artwork of a rubiks cube covered with images of parts of womens faces. The sections of the cube can be rotated until the desired face is found

Background imageImages Dated 2nd May 2006: DNA autoradiogram

DNA autoradiogram. Researcher holding a magnifying glass over a DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid) autoradiogram. DNA consists of two sugar- phosphate backbones, arranged in a double helix

Background imageImages Dated 2nd May 2006: DNA autoradiogram

DNA autoradiogram. Researcher holding a magnifying glass over a DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid) autoradiogram. DNA consists of two sugar- phosphate backbones, arranged in a double helix

Background imageImages Dated 2nd May 2006: DNA autoradiogram

DNA autoradiogram. Magnifying glass being held over a DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid) autoradiogram. DNA consists of two sugar- phosphate backbones, arranged in a double helix

Background imageImages Dated 2nd May 2006: DNA autoradiogram

DNA autoradiogram. Researcher holding a magnifying glass over a DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid) autoradiogram. DNA consists of two sugar- phosphate backbones, arranged in a double helix


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