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The English Lakes, LMS poster, c 1930sPoster produced for London, Midland & Scottish Railway to promote rail services to the Lake District. The poster is illustrated with a view of Scafell and Wastwater. Artwork by John Mace
Bridlington, LNER poster, c 1930sPoster produced for London & North Eastern Railway (LNER) to promote rail travel to the popular Yorkshire seaside resort of Bridlington
Interior of the underground Basilica of Porta Maggiore, called the Neo-Pythagorean Basilica, in Rome Rome Underground Basilica of Porta Maggiore Church Early Christian Art, Europe
True-colour satellite image of northwest Scotland
Jigsaw puzzle
Bright, Breezy, Bracing Bridlington, NER poster, 1910Poster produced for North Eastern Railway (NER) to promote rail travel to the popular coastal holiday destination of Bridlington, North Yorkshire
Common horsetail spore, SEMCommon horsetail spore. Coloured scanning electron micrograph (SEM) of a spore of a common horsetail (Equisetum arvense) plant
Green Telephone BoxA Dorset street scene of a telephone box, post box and signpost. IoE 403171
5B-DBUEurocypria 737-800 about to taxy at BHX
HMS Erebus and HMS Terror in the Arctic
Defensive womanMODEL RELEASED. Defensive woman. Naked woman on her the balls of her feet in a crouching defensive position, with her arms wrapped around her knees
Yoghurt bacteria, SEMYoghurt bacteria. Coloured scanning electron micrograph (SEM) of bacteria (coloured) among the milk solids from a yoghurt
South America, BrazilBrazil, Island of Fernando de Noronha in Pernambuco State, Rem
Immunofluorescent LM of skin fibroblast cells
Coloured SEM of the stomach mucosa & gastric pitStomach wall. Coloured Scanning Electron Micrograph (SEM) of the surface of the fundus region of the human stomach. At centre is a dark opening known as a gastric pit
Computer artwork representing digital informationInformation superhighway. Conceptual computer illustration representing binary information: the language of computers
Herbal medicine. Conceptual computer artwork representing herbal medicine, showing fruits and flowers spilling from a drug capsule
Illustration of the human spine and brainSpine & brain. Computer-enhanced historical art- work of the human spine & brain. The brain is seen at top with its blue & red cerebral blood vessels
Braille. Fingers of a blind person moving across a sheet of text written in braille
Sir John Franklin, British explorerSir John Franklin (1786-1847), the British naval officer and Arctic explorer who died with his crew attempting to find the Northwest Passage
Slipped disc, CT scanSlipped disc. Coloured computed tomography (CT) scan of an axial section through an inter- vertebral disc (orange) showing herniation
Lower leg fracture, X-rayLower leg fracture. X-ray of a fracture through the fibula (thinner, left) and tibia or shin (thicker, right) bones of the lower leg
Osteoporosis of spine, X-rayOsteoporosis. Coloured X-ray of a rear view of the lumbar (lower) spine of an elderly woman showing scoliosis (sideways curvature) of the spine caused by osteoporosis
Sir William Petty, English physicianSir William Petty (1623-1687), English physician, surveyor and ship designer. Born in Hampshire, England, Petty travelled to France to study at the age of 13
Fused knee joint, X-rayFused knee joint. Coloured X-ray of a knee joint showing fusion of the bones. The femur (thigh bone, top) is touching the tibia (shin bone, lower right), and the bones have grown together
Osteoarthritis of neck, X-rayOsteoarthritis of the neck. Coloured X-ray of a side view of the neck of an elderly man, showing degenerative osteoarthritis of the cervical bones of the neck. Also known as cervical spondylosis
Glass ball in a shaft of orange light
Robert Boyle, Anglo-Irish chemistRobert Boyle (1627-1691), Anglo-Irish chemist who established chemistry as a separate science. His work stressed the need for experiment, precision and accurate observation
Glass of water being poured
Glass of water and ice
Glass of water
Salt
Salt. Pile of table salt being poured from a salt- cellar. Table salt consists of crystals of sodium chloride. It is an essential part of the diet that is mainly obtained as part of a normal diet
Copper water pipes
Toys. Teddy bears and a toy train
DNA autoradiogram on handDNA autoradiogram projected onto a hand. The bands (dark on light) of the autoradiogram show genetic sequences. The bands correspond to the nucleotide bases in a DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid) sample
Basalt columns in British Columbia, Canada
Iron pyrite crystal. Pyrite or iron disulphide (FeS2) is the most abundant sulphide mineral, more commonly known as fools gold
Copper sulphate crystal
Coins of various agesAgeing coins. Three British one pence coins of various ages, showing the change in their appearance with time. The coins get older from left to right
Lit gas ring
Iron filings in pure oxygenIron filings on a combustion spoon in a jar of pure oxygen. No reaction is occurring here as iron is not a very reactive metal
Copper powder in pure oxygenCopper powder on a combustion spoon in a jar of pure oxygen. No reaction is occurring here as copper is not a very reactive metal
Atomic surface of a silicon crystalClearest-ever view of silicon. High resolution transmission electron micrograph (TEM) of the atomic surface of a silicon crystal. The surface is made of triangular subunits which consist of 3 layers
Particle beam target, GSIParticle beam target for creating new chemical elements
Water drop impact. High-speed photograph of secondary drop formation following the impact of a water droplet on water
Moss spore capsules, one bearing a droplet of water. Mosses grow on rocks, walls and trees. The plants grow to 1-5cm tall
Magnesium oxide