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Images Dated 17th December 2003 (page 2)

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Images Dated 17th December 2003: the medieval Akershus Castle and Fortress. Over looking the harbor The castle

the medieval Akershus Castle and Fortress. Over looking the harbor The castle
The medieval Akershus Castle and Fortress. Over looking the harbor, the castle and fortress were built in 1300

Oslo Norway

Oslo Norway parliament building

national theatre Oslo Norway

Saint Eustache church in Paris

Christmas crib santons for sale

Images Dated 17th December 2003: View of a partial lunar eclipse

View of a partial lunar eclipse
Partial lunar eclipse. View of a partial lunar eclipse. Such an eclipse is caused by the partial entry of the moon into the cone of the shadow cast by the Earth

Images Dated 17th December 2003: Emission nebula

Emission nebula, artwork. Emission nebulae are vast clouds of gas and dust that emit light due to ionisation of the hydrogen gas they contain by radiation from hot young stars within them

Images Dated 17th December 2003: Artists impression of the Big Bang

Artists impression of the Big Bang
Big Bang. Artists impression of the Big Bang, the titanic explosion that cosmologists believe creat- ed the Universe. Recent estimates suggest the Big Bang occurred about 12 billion years ago

Images Dated 17th December 2003: Water on Mars in its past

Water on Mars in its past
Water on Mars. Artwork of water and clouds on Mars billions of years ago. It is thought that liquid water existed on Mars early in its history, but was lost to space over time

Images Dated 17th December 2003: Drying Mars in its past

Drying Mars in its past
Drying Mars. Image 3 of 4. Artwork of thin clouds and wet areas (dark) on Mars billions of years ago. It is thought that liquid water existed on Mars early in its history

$Sweat pore. Coloured scanning electron micrograph (SEM) of a sweat gland pore (upper centre) opening onto the surface of human skin. The skin has been fractured to show the different layers$

Sweat pore, SEM
Sweat pore. Coloured scanning electron micrograph (SEM) of a sweat gland pore (upper centre) opening onto the surface of human skin. The skin has been fractured to show the different layers

Images Dated 17th December 2003: Sweat pore, SEM

Sweat pore, SEM
Sweat pore. Coloured scanning electron micrograph (SEM) of a sweat gland pore (centre) opening onto the surface of human skin. This pore brings sweat from a sweat gland to the skin surface

Images Dated 17th December 2003: Heart disease: hand held up to irregular ECG trace

Heart disease: hand held up to irregular ECG trace
MODEL RELEASED. Heart disease. Computer artwork of a man holding his hand up to an ECG (electro- cardiogram) trace showing an irregular and falling heartbeat

Images Dated 17th December 2003: Inner ear hair cells, SEM

Inner ear hair cells, SEM
Inner ear hair cells. Coloured scanning electron micrograph (SEM) of sensory hair cells from the organ of Corti, in the cochlea of the inner ear. These are the outer rows of hairs

Images Dated 17th December 2003: Cartilage cell, SEM

Cartilage cell, SEM
Cartilage cell. Coloured scanning electron micrograph (SEM) of a section through a chondrocyte cell (centre) in cartilage

Images Dated 17th December 2003: Green vegetable selection

Green vegetable selection
Fresh green vegetables. A selection of fresh green vegetables: cabbage, broccoli, courgettes and Brussels sprouts. Fresh vegetables like these can be an important part of a balanced diet

Medicine on a spoon

Images Dated 17th December 2003: Barcoded Earth

Barcoded Earth, conceptual image. The barcode may represent a variety of concepts, like the placing of commercial interests above global environmental or human welfare issues

Images Dated 17th December 2003: Brain scans

Brain scans. Sagittal (sideways) scan through the head, revealing the brain structure. The front of the head is at left. The scan shows the convoluted folds of the outer region

Images Dated 17th December 2003: Sand timer

Sand timer. This device is used to measure a set time period by the flow of sand through the narrow gap between the two chambers

Images Dated 17th December 2003: Cearadactylus pterosaur

Cearadactylus pterosaur, artwork. Cearadactylus was a flying reptile that inhabited what is now South America during the early Cretaceous period, between 120 and 110 million years ago

Images Dated 17th December 2003: Pteranodon pterosaur

Pteranodon pterosaur, artwork. Pteranodon was a flying reptile that inhabited what is now North America and Europe during the late Cretaceous period, between 85 and 75 million years ago

Images Dated 17th December 2003: Formula One World Championship: Winner and new World Champion Mika Hakkinen Mclaren MP4-14 leads

Formula One World Championship: Winner and new World Champion Mika Hakkinen Mclaren MP4-14 leads 2nd placed Schumacher
Winner and new World Champion Mika Hakkinen(FIN) Mclaren MP4-14 leads 2nd placed Schumacher Japanese GP, Suzuka, 31 October 1999

Images Dated 17th December 2003: Formula One World Championship: Mika Hakkinen Mclaren MP4-14, 3rd place

Formula One World Championship: Mika Hakkinen Mclaren MP4-14, 3rd place
Mika Hakkinen(FIN) Mclaren MP4-14, 3rd place Malaysian GP, Sepang, 17 October 1999

Images Dated 17th December 2003: Formula One World Championship: Mika Hakkinen Mclaren MP4-14 race winner

Formula One World Championship: Mika Hakkinen Mclaren MP4-14 race winner and World Champion for the second year running
Mika Hakkinen(FIN) Mclaren MP4-14 race winner and World Champion for the second year running Japanese GP, Suzuka, 31 October 1999

Images Dated 17th December 2003: Formula One World Championship: Mika Hakkinen Mclaren MP4-14 leads the field at the end of lap 1

Formula One World Championship: Mika Hakkinen Mclaren MP4-14 leads the field at the end of lap 1
Mika Hakkinen(FIN) Mclaren MP4-14 leads the field at the end of lap 1 Italian GP, Monza, 12 September 1999

Images Dated 17th December 2003: Formula One World Championship: Austrian Grand Prix, Spielberg, Austria, 16 July 2000

Formula One World Championship: Austrian Grand Prix, Spielberg, Austria, 16 July 2000
Michael Schumacher (GER) Ferrari F2000. Austrian Grand Prix, Spielberg, Austria, 16 July 2000. BEST IMAGE

Images Dated 17th December 2003: Formula One World Championship: Winner Mika Hakkinen, McLaren MP4-13

Formula One World Championship: Winner Mika Hakkinen, McLaren MP4-13, celebrates with team-mate David Coulthard
Winner Mika Hakkinen (FIN), McLaren MP4-13, celebrates with team-mate David Coulthard (GBR), McLaren MP4-13, 3rd place. Formula One World Championship, Japanese GP, Rd 16, Suzuka, Japan

Images Dated 17th December 2003: Formula One World Championship: Mika Hakkinen, McLaren MP4-13, celebrates winning the race

Formula One World Championship: Mika Hakkinen, McLaren MP4-13, celebrates winning the race
Mika Hakkinen (FIN), McLaren MP4-13, celebrates winning the race and his first World Championship. Formula One World Championship, Japanese GP, Rd 16, Suzuka, Japan, 1 November 1998

Images Dated 17th December 2003: France: Sutton Images Grand Prix Decades: 1990s: 1998: Formula One: France

France: Sutton Images Grand Prix Decades: 1990s: 1998: Formula One: France
Sutton Images Grand Prix Decades: 1990s: 1998: Formula One: France

Images Dated 17th December 2003: Formula One World Championship: Mika Hakkinen McLaren Mercedes MP4 / 13 leads Michael Schumacher

Formula One World Championship: Mika Hakkinen McLaren Mercedes MP4 / 13 leads Michael Schumacher Ferrari F300
Mika Hakkinen (FIN) McLaren Mercedes MP4/13 leads Michael Schumacher (GER) Ferrari F300. Formula One World Championship, Rd3, Argentine Grand Prix, Buenos Aires, Argentina, 12 April 1998. BEST IMAGE

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