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ROBOTIC SUBMARINE

Robotic submarine. The propeller-driven submarine has powerful lights to illuminate the murky oceanic depths it will explore. It can collect samples using the arm at lower centre. (KEYSTONE/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY/COLIN CUTHBERT)

VIRTUAL REALITY INTERFACE

MODEL RELEASED. Virtual reality interface. Researcher Peter Berkelman using a virtual reality (VR) haptic (touch) interface. The joystick he is moving is levitated above eight powerful magnets. These provide variable forces that simulate the touch and movement of virtual three-dimensional objects seen on the computer monitor. Photographed at the Robotics Institute, Microdynamic Systems Lab, Carnegie Mellon University, USA. (KEYSTONE/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY/PETER MENZEL)

HOME COMPUTING

MODEL RELEASED. Home computing. Children using a personal computer (PC) to study foreign languages. (KEYSTONE/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY/COLIN CUTHBERT)

FOETUS HEART

Foetus heart. Coloured image of a section through the chest of a foetus showing its healthy heart (upper centre left). The front of the chest of the foetus is at top. On either side of the heart are the lungs, with the trachea (windpipe) and blood vessels resembling hollow pipes at lower centre. The chest is surrounded by the bones of the ribcage, which meet at the vertebra at bottom centre. The heart has four chambers, two large ventricles (upper left) and two atria (seen in section). (KEYSTONE/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY/DR G. MOSCOSO)

POLLUTION MONITORING

Water pollution monitoring. Researcher monitoring water pollution from a reclaimed waste disposal site. She is from Newcastle University, England. (KEYSTONE/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY/COLIN CUTHBERT/NEWCASTLE UNIVERSITY/ SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY)

H1 PARTICLE DETECTOR

H1 particle detector. Technician working on the H1 detector of the HERA accelerator at DESY (Deutsche Elektronen Synchrotron). HERA (Hadron Electron Accelerator Ring) consists of a pair of accelerator rings mounted in a 6.3km circumference tunnel. The H1 detector is placed at one crossing point of the rings. In the centre of the detector, protons from one ring will collide with electrons from the other ring at a combined energy of 850 GeV. It is hoped that data from this detector will provide more information about the quarks in protons and the gluon force moderators that bind them together. Photographed near Hamburg, Germany, in May 1999. (KEYSTONE/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY/DAVID PARKER)

HERMES DETECTOR

Hermes detector. Technician working on the Hermes detector of the HERA accelerator at DESY (Deutsche Elektronen Synchrotron). HERA consists of a pair of accelerator rings mounted in a 6.3km circumference tunnel. The Hermes detector is placed at one crossing point of the rings. In the centre of the detector, protons from one ring will collide with electrons from the other at extremely high energy. Hermes uses polarised electrons from HERA to investigate the property of spin of protons and neutrons. This involves exploring the quarks and gluons that make up protons and neutro- ns, and the strong force that binds them together. Photographed near Hamburg, Germany, in May 1999. (KEYSTONE/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY/DAVID PARKER)

H1 PARTICLE DETECTOR ELECTRONICS AT DESY

H1 particle detector. Scientist using an oscillos- cope to test the trigger electronics of H1 particle detector at DESY (Deutsche Elektronen Synchrotron). An accelerator, known as HERA, accelerates protons and electrons to a combined energy of 850 GeV before they collide in the H1 detector. The trigger electronics review all the resulting collision events and discard those which do not fit specified criteria. A maximum of 5 events per second are recorded. It is hoped that data from this detector will provide more information about the quarks in protons and the gluon force moderators that bind them together. Photographed near Hamburg, Germany, in May 1999. (KEYSTONE/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY/DAVID PARKER)

H1 PARTICLE DETECTOR

H1 particle detector. Trigger electronics of H1 particle detector at DESY (Deutsche Elektronen Synchrotron). An accelerator, known as HERA (Hadron Electron Accelerator Ring), accelerates protons & electrons which reach a combined energy of 850 GeV before they collide in the H1 detector. The trigger electronics review all the resulting collision events and discard those which do not fit specified criteria. A maximum of 5 events per second are recorded. It is hoped that data from this detector will provide more information about the quarks in protons and the gluon force moderators that bind them together. Photographed near Hamburg, Germany, in May 1999. (KEYSTONE/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY/DAVID PARKER)

HERA COLLIDER

HERA particle collider. Technician climbing through a hatch at the HERA particle collider at DESY (Deutsch Elektronen Synchrotron). HERA (Hadron Electron Ring Accelerator) consists of a pair of accelerator rings mounted in a 6.3km circumference tunnel. The upper (cream-coloured) ring carries protons, whilst the lower (pink) ring carries electrons in the other direction. At four points on the ring the beams cross providing proton/electron collisions at an energy of 850 GeV. 100,000 of these collisions are produced every second. Four detectors (H1, ZEUS, Hermes & Hera-B) ) study these collisions. Photographed near Hamburg, Germany, in May 1999. (KEYSTONE/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY/DAVID PARKER)

ROBOTIC HAND

Robotic hand. The hand is holding a light bulb. The robot replicates the movements made by an operator wearing a force-feedback glove. Such gloves provide resistance to movement, giving the wearer an idea of the pressure that they are applying to an object. Photographed at the German Aerospace Research Institute, near Munich, Germany. (KEYSTONE/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY/PETER MENZEL)

DENTAL TRAINING

Dental training. Trainee dental technicians being taught how to make false teeth or dentures. Dentures consist of a tough plastic (acrylic) base on which ceramic or acrylic teeth are mounted. The dentures are individually fitted to the patient's mouth and remain in place by resting on the ridges formed by the gums and by suction. Dentures are needed in patients who have lost their teeth due to injury or disease. (KEYSTONE/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY/COLIN CUTHBERT)

POLLUTION MONITORING

Water pollution monitoring. Researchers monitoring the water quality of an area reclaimed from a waste disposal site. The female researcher is using a dissolved oxygen meter to assess the overall health of the water, while her colleague is checking on emissions of methane gas. They are from Newcastle University, England. (KEYSTONE/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY/COLIN CUTHBERT)

SCHWEIZ HIMMEL WOLKEN

Hakenfoermige Federwolken (Cirrus uncinus) bedecken am 27. Juni 2000 den Himmel bei Leutwil, Schweiz. Feine Eiswolken entstehen beim Aufgleiten von Warmluft ueber Kaltluft. Die hakenfoermige Struktur zeigt die Aufgleitbewegung an. (KEYSTONE/Andreas Walker)

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Christo and Jeanne-Claude: On June 27, 2000, Thomas Golden, Vince Davenport, Jonita Davenport, Sylvia Volz and Wolfgang Volz come with Christo and Jeanne-Claude to the Department of the Interior in Washington, DC for a the lecture about Over The River. Secretary of the Interior Bruce Babbitt had invited Christo and Jeanne-Claude to make a presentation to the entire personnel of the Department of the Interior, on June 27, 2000, in the Sydney R. Yates Auditorium...Patrick Shea, Deputy-Assistant to Secretary of the Interior Bruce Babbitt, introduces the artists, who answered questions from the audience, after their color-slide presentation. Simultaneous translation was made for the hearing impaired.....(Bildtechnik: sRGB, .64.80 MByte vorhanden)..[These images can only be used editorially. They can not be used for any type of advertising, commercial use or any other use of commercial nature. They are protected by copyright worldwide..Christo and Jeanne-Claude make it a condition, that they can check any text which is going to be printed with images of their work, for accuracy of the facts. .This does not affect the content of the text. .In very urgent cases, Christo would also agree to the publication of the images, if you ALWAYS use the correctly spelled names of both artists just like this: "Christo and Jeanne-Claude" in both the text, but also in captions and headlines..Also for correct data please check the web-page:.http://christojeanneclaude.net/index.html.en]. [These images can only be used editorially. They can not be used for any type of advertising, commercial use or any other use of commercial nature. They are protected by copyright worldwide..Christo and Jeanne-Claude make it a condition, that they can check any text which is going to be printed with images of their work, for accuracy of the facts..This does not affect the content of the text..In very urgent cases, Christo would also agree to the publication of the images, if you ALWAYS use the correctly spÐøt. (KEYSTONE/LAIF/Wolfgang Volz)

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Her Majesty the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh in the carriage on the last day at Royal Ascot. ..17th June 1960 (KEYSTONE/UNITED ARCHIVES)

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1950s - London's Shops (KEYSTONE/UNITED ARCHIVES)

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Women - Fashion - 1950s (KEYSTONE/UNITED ARCHIVES)

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1950s - Schoolboy (KEYSTONE/UNITED ARCHIVES)

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It's Cold - But It Is Great Fun - 5th August 1950..Lovely Ann Arnold of Croydon finds tht the water is rather cold - but lots of fun - while spending her holiday at Whytecliff on the Isle of Wight. (KEYSTONE/UNITED ARCHIVES)

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Atalntic Pact countries meet in London 1st November 1949..Representatives of the UK, Canada, Luxembourg, Iceland, Denmark, Norway, Italy, Portugaul, Netherlands, Belgium, France and the USA met at Lancaster House for the innaugral meeting of the Northern Region of the Atlantic Pact.....Photo shows: The chairman of the meeting addresses the representatives this morning. He is Mr Halaby. On his right is Dr Taggart of USA and on his left is the Secretary, Mr West-Burnham. (KEYSTONE/UNITED ARCHIVES)

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Atalntic Pact countries meet in London 1 November 1949..Representatives of the UK, Canada, Luxembourg, Iceland, Denmark, Norway, Italy, Portugaul, Netherlands, Belgium, France and the USA met at Lancaster House for the innaugral meeting of the Northern Region of the Atlantic Pact.....Photo shows: A general view of the opening meeting of the Atlantic Pact countries at Lancaster House being addressed by the Chairman President Mr Halaby. (KEYSTONE/UNITED ARCHIVES)

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Pindar, Greek lyric poet. (KEYSTONE/UNITED ARCHIVES)

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Apollonius (KEYSTONE/UNITED ARCHIVES)

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Her Majesty the Queen at Royal Ascot. ..20th July 1956 (KEYSTONE/UNITED ARCHIVES)

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Eleanor Roosevelt serving soup to unemployed at the Grand Central restraunt in New York...13th December 1932 (KEYSTONE/UNITED ARCHIVES)

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Norman Wisdom, his wife Freda and their children, Jacqueline (2) and Nicholas (3) at their home in Barnet. Norman is celebrating his 37th birthday. 4th February 1957 (KEYSTONE/UNITED ARCHIVES)

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Her Majesty the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh at Royal Ascot. ..15th June 1960 (KEYSTONE/UNITED ARCHIVES)

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Norman Wisdom, his wife Freda and their infant daughter Jacqueline at St. Mary's Hospital, Paddington.23rd December 1954. (KEYSTONE/UNITED ARCHIVES)

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Wyndham Lewis, English novelist, painter and critic. 1920 (KEYSTONE/UNITED ARCHIVES)

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Queen Mother walks with her trainer Mr Peter Cazalet (left) and hat carrying HRH Duke of Edinburgh (right) at Newbury National Paying Fields Race Meeting ..8th April 1964 (KEYSTONE/UNITED ARCHIVES)

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Cooler Than She Bargained For - 24th May 1952...With the advent of warm sunny weather, the search has once more begun for a place to keep cool, and one of the most popular, as usual, is the Open-air Swimming Pool at Roehampton...Diana Decker from Regent's Park, who will shortly appear in "Arthur's Inn", a new radio show with Arthur Askey, is photographed in a very effective position for keeping cool, in fact, a little too cool, it seems. (KEYSTONE/UNITED ARCHIVES)

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Sunshine Their Cue - 4th June 1960 - and these repertory girls - Jill Simcox (left) and Marie Collette - were quick to take it at Weston-super-Mare, Somerset. They enjoyed the holiday sunshine during a break from stage appearances with the Geoffrey Hewitson Repertory Players at the Playhouse, Weston-super-Mare. Marie, 21, is from Napier, New Zealand; Jill's home town is Wednesbury, Staffordshire, she is 24 years old. (KEYSTONE/UNITED ARCHIVES)

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1950s - First Day at School (KEYSTONE/UNITED ARCHIVES)

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Holidays - Fun on the beach (KEYSTONE/UNITED ARCHIVES)

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1950s - First Day at School (KEYSTONE/UNITED ARCHIVES)

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Her Majesty the Queen and Princess Margaret at Royal Ascot. ..19th June 1957 (KEYSTONE/UNITED ARCHIVES)

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Spectacle Fashions on Show in London - A display of spectacle fashions presented by the Information Council of the Optical Industry - "Bamboo Sun", spectacles made of plastic and raffia laminated frames with rose-coloured lenses. (KEYSTONE/UNITED ARCHIVES)

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Alexander Pope. (KEYSTONE/UNITED ARCHIVES)

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With an umbrella sheltering her from the rain, Queen Elizabeth, The Queen Mother smiles as she walks with trainer Peter Cazalet at Lingfield Park 26th November 1954 (KEYSTONE/UNITED ARCHIVES)

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Johnny Weismuller and "Belita" the skating star who is swimming in the aqua show, is seen in the arms of Tarzan at the public baths in London...16th February 1948. (KEYSTONE/UNITED ARCHIVES)

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1950s - First Day at School (KEYSTONE/UNITED ARCHIVES)

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General Douglas MacArthur, 31st March 1964. (KEYSTONE/UNITED ARCHIVES)

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Cliches - Decades - 1950s - Listening to Radio (KEYSTONE/UNITED ARCHIVES)

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Her Majesty the Queen and Princess Margaret at Royal Ascot...16th June 1959 (KEYSTONE/UNITED ARCHIVES)

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Aborigines... (KEYSTONE/UNITED ARCHIVES)

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Summer Comes to London - May 1946 - London office girls strolling in Regents Park. (KEYSTONE/UNITED ARCHIVES)

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Franklyn D Roosevelt and his wife Eleanor driving back to the Whitehouse after Inaugeration..27th January 1937 (KEYSTONE/UNITED ARCHIVES)

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1950s - 10 Downing Street (KEYSTONE/UNITED ARCHIVES)

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Decades - 1950s - Night Mail from London (steam train) - Letter arrives in Scotland (KEYSTONE/UNITED ARCHIVES)

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Her Majesty the Queen at Royal Ascot...19th June 1958 (KEYSTONE/UNITED ARCHIVES)

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Fashion Forum - from the salons of Britain's top designers Veronica Scott assembles a fascinating collection of lines, trends and ideas for 1953. (KEYSTONE/UNITED ARCHIVES)

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Music lovers listen to the military band playing in Hyde Park, London (KEYSTONE/UNITED ARCHIVES)

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Johnny Weismuller and Belita at the Marshall Street Baths, practising for their display which is shortly to be seen at the Health and Holidays Exhibition, at Earls Court...16th Febraury 1948. (KEYSTONE/UNITED ARCHIVES)

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Decades - 1950s (KEYSTONE/UNITED ARCHIVES)

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Colin Cowdrey (Kent and England), with his arm, in a sling, looks out from the England players balcony, He has cracked his arm, when a ball from Wesley Hall earlier this afternoon struck him and put him out of action.Second Test..Match, England v The West Indies at Lords.24th June 1963..He died 5th December 2000 aged 67. (KEYSTONE/UNITED ARCHIVES)

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1950s - First Day at School (KEYSTONE/UNITED ARCHIVES)

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1950s - London's Shops (KEYSTONE/UNITED ARCHIVES)

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Her Majesty the Queen and the Queen Mother at Royal Ascot. ..16th June 1959 (KEYSTONE/UNITED ARCHIVES)

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Women - Fashion - Hats - 1957 (KEYSTONE/UNITED ARCHIVES)

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Hyde Park - London's Village Green..North, south, east and west there are busy roads, but in Hyde Park there is peace of the countryside - pretty girl in park. (KEYSTONE/UNITED ARCHIVES)

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Women - Fashion - Hats - 1957 (KEYSTONE/UNITED ARCHIVES)

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The water is warm .... and fun (KEYSTONE/UNITED ARCHIVES)

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Decades - 1950s - 10 Downing Street (KEYSTONE/UNITED ARCHIVES)