Images Dated 22nd September 1992
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Michael Foot MP at TUC Day of Action 22nd September 1992
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Catherine Zeta Jones Actress and Jeff Wayne at the HMV store
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The Duke of York pub, Wallsend, Tyne and Wear. 22nd September 1992
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Princess Diana with Peter Palumbo, Chairman of the Arts Council of Great Britain
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Catherine Zeta Jones Actress With Jeff Wayne At The HMV Record Store
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Time-lapse photograph of partial lunar eclipse
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False-colour TEM of hepatitis B viruses
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David Mellor Conservative Member of Parliament surrounded by journalists at the Press
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Featured 22 Sep 1992 Image
Time-lapse photograph of partial lunar eclipse
Time-lapse photograph of a partial lunar eclipse which is caused by the entry of the Moon into the cone of the shadow cast by the Earth. During a lunar eclipse the Moon does not generally disappear. It is still visible thanks to the sunlight refracted onto its surface by the Earth's atmosphere. Since red light is refracted less than blue light the Moon has a red-coppery colour. The lunar disc appears to be darker and redder when eclipses occur after strong volcanic eruptions. This is caused by the large amount of ash thrown into the atmosphere which scatters blue light more strongly than red light
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