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Images Dated 16th July 2010

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Images Dated 16th July 2010: Monitor lizard tick

Monitor lizard tick (Amblyomma exornatum, formerly Aponomma exornatum). This tick is native to Africa, where, as the name suggests, it is mainly a parasite of monitor lizards

Images Dated 16th July 2010: Meteorologist, historical artwork

Meteorologist, historical artwork
Meteorologist. Historical artwork of a meteorologist working at his desk. Various meteorological devices are seen around the room

Images Dated 16th July 2010: Gyrocompass, historical artwork

Gyrocompass, historical artwork
Gyrocompass. Historical artwork of a scientist operating an early electrical gyroscope to find the direction of true north. Electricity is being used to drive a rotating wheel

Images Dated 16th July 2010: Female lone star tick

Female lone star tick (Amblyomma americanum). This tick is found through the southeast and south-central United States. It is the vector for the spirochete bacteria Borrelia lonestari

Images Dated 16th July 2010: Early telephone, historical artwork

Early telephone, historical artwork
Early telephone. Historical artwork of three men gathered around an early telephone. The man at right is talking into the speaking tube

Images Dated 16th July 2010: Microscopes, historical artwork

Microscopes, historical artwork
Microscopes. Historical artwork of a range of microscopes and associated equipment. Six optical microscopes are shown here, together with tools used to handle samples

Images Dated 16th July 2010: Optics experiment, historical artwork

Optics experiment, historical artwork. A beam of light (left) is passing through a set of two rotatable lenses (centre left) that disperse the beam. A third lens focuses the beam

Images Dated 16th July 2010: Scientific equipment, historical artwork

Scientific equipment, historical artwork
Scientific equipment. Historical artwork of a range of equipment used for scientific experiments. Most of these devices are balances used to measure weight and mass

Monitor lizard tick (Amblyomma exornatum, formerly Aponomma exornatum). This tick is native to Africa, where, as the name suggests, it is mainly a parasite of monitor lizards

Optics experiment, historical artwork. A beam of light (left) has passed through a slit and then through a lens before being dispersed by a prism. The resulting spectrum is at far right

Images Dated 16th July 2010: Franklins lightning experiment, 1752

Franklins lightning experiment, 1752
Franklins lightning experiment. Historical artwork of the US scientist Benjamin Franklin (1706-1790) and his 21-year-old son William, performing their famous lightning experiment

Images Dated 16th July 2010: Male yellow dog tick

Male yellow dog tick (Amblyomma aureolatum). This tick is the vector for the bacteria Rickettsia rickettsii in Brazil. Rickettsia rickettsii, causes the often fatal Rocky Mountain spotted fever (RMSF)

Images Dated 16th July 2010: Telescopes, historical artwork

Telescopes, historical artwork
Telescopes. Historical artwork of a range of telescopes and four of the planets that they were used to study. Telescopes were developed in the 17th century

Scientific equipment, historical artwork
Scientific equipment. Historical artwork of a range of equipment used for scientific measurements and drawings. At centre left is a hydrostatic balance

Images Dated 16th July 2010: Magnetism experiment, historical artwork

Magnetism experiment, historical artwork
Magnetism experiment. Historical artwork of iron filings being carefully scattered on a piece of paper above a horseshoe magnet

Images Dated 16th July 2010: Moissan isolating fluorine, 1886

Moissan isolating fluorine, 1886
Moissan isolating fluorine. Historical artwork of the French chemist Henri Moissan (1852-1907) isolating fluorine in 1886

Images Dated 16th July 2010: Radio experiment, historical artwork

Radio experiment, historical artwork
Radio experiment. Historical artwork of a man using a primitive antenna (electromagnets, lower left) to receive radio transmissions

Images Dated 16th July 2010: Visible light spectrum experiment

Visible light spectrum experiment. Historical artwork of the experiment that showed how a prism (upper left) can be used to split a beam of white light into its component colours

Images Dated 16th July 2010: Timer meter, historical artwork

Timer meter, historical artwork. This device is a timer meter, a device designed to time a supply such as water or electricity

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