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Images Dated 30th July 2004

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Illustration of Leonardo da Vincis parachute
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Snow Leopard
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Alligator Snapping Turtle - Showing lure formed by tongue
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DTM Championship 2004, Rd 6, Nurburgring, Germany
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Branche de murier avec fruits mErs et non mErs France
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Portrait d'une poule pondeuse
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A l'intErieur, Chat de gouttiEre, Chaton, Langue, LEcher, Noir et blanc, Panier
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A l'intErieur, Chat de gouttiEre, Chaton, Groupe, Panier, Poil court, Transport
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A l'extErieur, Chat de gouttiEre, Chaton, GarAon, Poil court, Porter, Tendresse
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A l'extErieur, Chat de gouttiEre, Chaton, Museau, Poil court, Portrait, Seul
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A l'extErieur, Chat de gouttiEre, Chaton, Douceur, Poil court, Portrait, Seul
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Illustration of Leonardo da Vincis parachute

First parachute design. Parachute designed and drawn by the Italian inventer Leonardo da Vinci (1452-1519). Leonardo was the first person to suggest using a parachute to slow a person's rate of fall. At lower left is some of the mirror hand- writing that he used to keep his ideas secret. Leonardo devoted many years of research into studying flight and designing potential aircraft. Like many of his projects, the parachute design was never published and the parachute was never actually constructed. After Leonardo's death his notes lay unnoticed in a library until 1796, just a few years after parachutes had been re-invented by Frenchman Jean-Pierre Blanchard

A l'extErieur, Chat de gouttiEre, Chaton, CouchE, Poil court, Portrait, Seul
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U.S. Navy Sailors man a topside watch onboard the Attack Submarine USS Albany
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Iceland, Skalholt, Bishops church stained glass window
Danita Delimont

Iceland, Strokkur geyser
Danita Delimont

Iceland, Hveragerdi, Garden of Eden greenhouse
Danita Delimont

Lego robot spider climbing over a box
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Monsoon lightning storm ove Tucson, Arizona
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Nile Crocodile - Female, babies on tail
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Hanuman Langur MONKEYS - mother with baby
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Snow Leopard - Cub
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Featured 30 Jul 2004 Print

Lego robot spider climbing over a box

Robot spider. Lego robot spider climbing over a cardboard box. This autonomous toy spider can move freely over such obstacles unaided. It is controlled by a Mindstorm Lego brick (yellow, upper centre). This is a programmable Lego brick which can interact with its environment. The Mindstorm controls the movement of the spider by means of touch sensitive antennae (black rods protruding from the spider's ends), leg position sensors, light sensors, temperature sensors and four electric motors. The motors power the eight geared pneumatic legs (green). Software for the Mindstorm was written by the Lego corporation's research laboratory (LegoLab), Denmark

Griffon Vulture - Close-up of head
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Industrial robot welding on production line
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Featured 30 Jul 2004 Print

DTM Championship 2004, Rd 6, Nurburgring, Germany

Timo Scheider (GER), OPC Team Holzer, Opel Vectra GTS V8, in front of Bernd Schneider (GER), Vodafone AMG-Mercedes, AMG-Mercedes C-Klasse, Jean Alesi (FRA), AMG-Mercedes, AMG-Mercedes C-Klasse, Tom Kristensen (DNK), Audi Sport Team Abt Sportsline, Audi A4 DTM and Peter Dumbreck (GBR), OPC Team Phoenix, Opel Vectra GTS V8.
DTM, Rd6, Nurburgring, Germany. 30 July - 1 August 2004.
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