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Images Dated 30th January 1997

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Images Dated 30th January 1997: SCHUMACHER AT JORDAN

SCHUMACHER AT JORDAN
RALF SCHUMACHER AT THE JORDAN FACTORY AT SILVERSTONE, ENGLAND

Images Dated 30th January 1997: Television Presenter Caron Keating holding baby Gabriel with husband Russ Lindsay January

Television Presenter Caron Keating holding baby Gabriel with husband Russ Lindsay January 1997

Images Dated 30th January 1997: Paul Young singer with his wife Stacey attend the film premiere of Looking For Richard

Paul Young singer with his wife Stacey attend the film premiere of Looking For Richard In London

Images Dated 30th January 1997: Captain James Cook, aka David Wheeler, appealing for volunteers to help man the Endeavour

Captain James Cook, aka David Wheeler, appealing for volunteers to help man the Endeavour, at Stockton Castlegate Quay, 30th January 1997

Elizabeth Hurley actress attends film premiere of the film Extreme Measures in London

Sir John Mills the actor with his wife and daughter

Hugh Grant actor at the film premiere of his new film Extreme Measures in London

Ken Follett and Barbara Follett at TV Awards January 1997 Savoy Hotel London

TV presenter caron keating with her new born son gabrielle

Captain James Cook, aka David Wheeler, appealing for volunteers to help man the Endeavour, at Stockton Castlegate Quay, 30th January 1997

Images Dated 30th January 1997: Actor Al Pacino January 1997 with girlfriend and model Jerry Hall wife of Rolling Stones

Actor Al Pacino January 1997 with girlfriend and model Jerry Hall wife of Rolling Stones Mick Jagger

Actor Al Pacino January 1997 and model Jerry Hall, wife of Rolling Stones Mick Jagger

Actor Al Pacino January 1997 with Rolling Stones Mick Jagger

Television Presenter Caron Keating holding baby Gabriel January 1997

TV presenter Caron keating with her new born son gabrielle

Images Dated 30th January 1997: Gravitational lensing

Gravitational lensing. Artwork showing how an orbiting telescope can see two distorted images of a distant quasar (top right), due to the quasars light being bent by an intervening galaxy

Gravitational lensing. Artwork showing how a telescope can see two distorted images of a distant quasar (top right), due to the quasars light being bent by an intervening galaxy

Images Dated 30th January 1997: Abstract artwork depicting the Big Bang explosion

Abstract artwork depicting the Big Bang explosion
Big Bang. Abstract artwork depicting the Big Bang, the titanic explosion that cosmologists believe created the Universe. Recent estimates suggest the Big Bang occurred about 12 billion years ago

Images Dated 30th January 1997: Artwork of asteroid on collision course with Earth

Artwork of asteroid on collision course with Earth
Asteroid approaching Earth. Illustration of an asteroid (at lower centre) approaching Earth. Dust is streaming from the asteroids surface as it encounters the outer layers of the Earths atmosphere

Images Dated 30th January 1997: Urban violence: mans face in flames in a city

Urban violence: mans face in flames in a city
Urban violence or pyromania. Abstract computer image of the face of a man in flames, suggesting rage or terror, with city lights at night seen in the background

Images Dated 30th January 1997: Abstract computer graphic of a viral attack

Abstract computer graphic of a viral attack
Viral attack. Three-dimensional computer graphic representation of spiked viruses (at top) on the attack. The microscopic surface of a cell is depicted at bottom

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