Industrialization Collection (page 8)

Cut-away artwork of the Columbus Orbital Facility
Columbus module. Cut-away artwork showing the interior of the Columbus Orbital Facility (COF) or Attached Pressurised Module whilst attached to the International Space Station (ISS)

Earth seen above a city on the Moon

Space station orbiting Mars, computer artwork

Computer artwork of a city on Mars
Mars city. Computer illustration of a city on the planet Mars. There is a monorail train at lower left

Moon hotel. Computer artwork of a future hotel on the Moon. The Earth is seen rising above the hotel at upper right

Artwork of a city in a crater on the Moon
Moon base. Artwork of the Earth and Sun in the sky above a future base in a crater on the Moon. A radio dish can be seen on the craters rim, used for communicating with Earth

Artwork: Space shuttle of Ceres Mining Corporation
Space art: a space shuttle of the Ceres Mining Corporation at work during the early part of the 21st century mining ores from asteroids

Artwork of lunar lander docking with space station

Artwork of a CTV craft supplying the Space Station

Computer artwork of Earth above a city on the Moon
Moon city. Computer illustration of Earth in the sky above a city on the Moon. There is a monorail train at lower left

Computer artwork of men cycling from a Moon base
Cycling from Moon base. Computer illustration of men cycling from a Moon base. They are in bubbles containing an artificial atmosphere. The Moon base is called the Tranquil Complex

First 2 modules of the International Space Station

Manchester Railway / 1833
Entrance into Manchester across Water Street. This is an interesting variant on a well known engraving, with added factory chimneys and technological advances

Aerial view of cut logs in the sea waiting to be transported, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, North America

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South Street Seaport and Lower Manhattan buildings, New York City, New York, United States of America, North America

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"From the Ohio River to the Spanish Civil War: Tracing the Path of Industrialization" Step back in time to Cincinnati, Ohio in the 1860s, where the bustling banks of the Ohio River witnessed a transformative era of industrialization. The city's skyline was adorned with factories and mills, as steam-powered machinery revolutionized production processes. Fast forward to Spain during the tumultuous years of the Spanish Civil War (1936-1939), and witness how industrialization played a pivotal role in shaping this conflict. "Producid. " echoed through war-torn streets as factories churned out weapons and supplies for opposing factions. The need for power became evident - "Per a una potent, " they cried. Yet amidst destruction and chaos, there were glimpses of hope for peace. Industria De Pau? Guerra Peace - these words resonated among those who yearned for an end to bloodshed. Three elements emerged as crucial catalysts during this period - industry, independence, and nationalization. Intriguingly, historic automobiles captured imaginations long before these conflicts unfolded. Wood engravings from 1898 depict elegant cars that symbolize progress on wheels – a testament to industrial innovation that would soon reshape societies worldwide. Meanwhile, cotton yarn manufacturing took center stage in another corner of history. Witness Ring Spinning – a process that transformed raw cotton into fine threads with precision and skill; an embodiment of industrial prowess during the 19th century. Across continents lies yet another tale – that of American Screw Company s. , which left its mark on United States' industries. An engraving from 1884 immortalizes their contribution to America's growing economy – a testament to ingenuity driving progress forward. Finally, delve into MET DE BLES' depiction of copper mines; an image evoking both awe-inspiring beauty and grueling labor associated with extraction industries throughout history. The story unfolds, connecting these diverse threads of industrialization.