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Jets of particles from matter/antimatter collision
Matter/antimatter particle collision. Computer display of jets of particles created when matter and antimatter collide & annihilate in a particle accelerator at CERN, the European particle physics laboratory near Geneva. The display shows an event in which two quarks have collided & annihilated into pure energy, rematerialising as two new quarks which in turn decay into two high-energy jets (blue & purple tracks) of hadronic matter such as pions. The display also shows the yellow & green tracks of lower energy particles produced in the event. The red outline shows the UA1 detector, which is the size of a 3-storey house, in which the collision occurred. (Run 7265, Event 697)
© DAVID PARKER/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY
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Wind farm at sunset
Wind farm. Wind turbines sihouetted againstthe glow of a sunset. Each turbine has threeblades which rotate around a horizontal axis, turning a shaft which drives an electricgenerator. Wind turbines are tall and are placedon hills or by the sea so that they receive asmuch wind as possible. This is because the powerwhich they generate increases with longer bladesand higher wind speeds. Most machines are designedto operate in windspeeds between 21 and 60kilometers per hour. The blades have to be turnedto face directly into the wind to workefficiently. Photographed in California, USA
© Ed Young/Science Photo Library
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DTM Championship 2002, Round 10 - Hockenheimring, Germany, 6 October 2002 - The wracked car of Jean Alesi (AMG-Mercedes) is taken away after a big shunt in the opening lap of the
The damaged car of Jean Alesi (FRA), AMG-Mercedes CLK, is taken away after a big shunt in the opening lap of the main race.
DTM Championship, Rd10, Hockenheim, Germany. 06 October 2002.
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