Images Dated 22nd September 2005
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Featured 22 Sep 2005 Print
AIDS ribbon
AIDS ribbon. This symbolic ribbon is worn to show support for AIDS patients and issues. AIDS (acquired immune deficiency syndrome) is a disease caused by HIV (human immunodeficiency virus). It is incurable and is spread through the exchange of bodily fluids; often by unprotected sexual intercourse or when sharing needles
© Cristina Pedrazzini/Science Photo Library
Featured 22 Sep 2005 Print
Young woman warming her hands next to a fire near a frozen river
Young woman warming her hands next to a fire near a frozen river. From Figaro Illustr -January 1897. Wearing gloves, fur muff, fur jacket, ice skates, long skirt trimmed with fur. Hat. Painted by Henry Ternr. French artist - no dates available
Franc Ais, France, French, Paint
Featured 22 Sep 2005 Print
Neutron star, artwork
Neutron star. Artwork of a neutron star. This super-dense astronomical object is the remains of a massive star that has collapsed under its own gravity. The star is as dense as an atomic nucleus, having a mass of up to three times that of the Sun despite being only around 25 kilometres across. The star is composed mainly of neutrons, formed when protons and electrons are forcibly combined during the collapse. Neutron stars rotate extremely rapidly, up to several thousand times per second and are extremely hot, with surface temperatures in the millions of degrees Celsius. Some neutron stars produce regular beams of radio emissions known as pulsars
© CHRISTIAN DARKIN/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY
