Images Dated 16th May 2001

Human brain, 3-D MRI scan

3-D brain scan. Coloured three-dimensional (3-D) magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scan of a healthy human brain with a section cutaway. The cerebrum, which makes up most of the brain, has outfolds called gyri that are fissured with sulci. The grey matter (blue/green & dark grey) and white matter (red & light grey) are seen in the cutaway portion. The cerebrum controls conscious thoughts, emotions and movements. MRI scanners produce slice images of the body using a powerful magnetic field and pulses of radio waves. Successive slices can be formed into a 3-D image by a computer. This scan was produced at the Laboratory of Neuro Imaging (LONI) at UCLA, USA

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Formula One World Championship: The race through the city streets of Phoenix took place in one hundred degree plus temperatures

The race through the city streets of Phoenix took place in one hundred degree plus temperatures. Hence Philippe Alliot (FRA) decided to run his Lola LC89 without an engine cover to try and keep temperatures down.
United States Grand Prix, Phoenix, 4 June 1989

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Indy Racing League: Bruno Junqueira, left with Jimmy Vasser, team-mates at Target Chip Ganassi Racing

Bruno Junqueira (BRA), left with Jimmy Vasser (USA), team-mates at Target Chip Ganassi Racing
Indianapolis 500 Qualifying, Indianapolis, USA, 6-13 May 2001
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