278 Objects Coronavirus: International 52 Objects US elections 2020 | Coronavirus 40 Objects Donald Trump (*1946) | Coronavirus 28 Objects Coronavirus: Gütersloh Meat processor "Toennies" 36 Objects Yearender 2020: December 46 Objects Jared Kushner (*1981) testing Remove all filters 3912 Objects Update enabled Mouseover on 16 32 64 128 256 Newest Relevancy (RM) 612120568 THE BRITISH HEART FOUNDATION BACKS NHS BLOOD PRESSURE TESTING CAMPAIGN A blood pressure testing kit. The British Heart Foundation backs NHS blood pressure testing campaign. The BHS are backing a new national campaign by the NHS to find the ‘missing millions' who have undiagnosed high blood pressure. High blood pressure, often described as a ‘silent killer', affects an estimated 30 per cent of adults. As the condition rarely has any symptoms, as many as three in 10 of these remain undiagnosed, equating to up to 4.2 million people in England. If left untreated, high blood pressure can lead to fatal heart attacks and strokes, and other conditions like kidney disease and vascular dementia. ..To ensure these ‘missing millions' are found, the NHS has announced an additional 2.5 million blood pressure checks in community pharmacies over the next two years, with those aged 40 years and over being urged to get a free blood pressure test at a participating pharmacy. Getting your blood pressure checked is quick, non-invasive and you don't need to book in advance., Credit:Geoffrey Swaine / Avalon (KEYSTONE/AVALON/Geoffrey Swaine / Avalon) (RM) 612120557 THE BRITISH HEART FOUNDATION BACKS NHS BLOOD PRESSURE TESTING CAMPAIGN A blood pressure testing kit. The British Heart Foundation backs NHS blood pressure testing campaign. The BHS are backing a new national campaign by the NHS to find the ‘missing millions' who have undiagnosed high blood pressure. High blood pressure, often described as a ‘silent killer', affects an estimated 30 per cent of adults. As the condition rarely has any symptoms, as many as three in 10 of these remain undiagnosed, equating to up to 4.2 million people in England. If left untreated, high blood pressure can lead to fatal heart attacks and strokes, and other conditions like kidney disease and vascular dementia. ..To ensure these ‘missing millions' are found, the NHS has announced an additional 2.5 million blood pressure checks in community pharmacies over the next two years, with those aged 40 years and over being urged to get a free blood pressure test at a participating pharmacy. Getting your blood pressure checked is quick, non-invasive and you don't need to book in advance., Credit:Geoffrey Swaine / Avalon (KEYSTONE/AVALON/Geoffrey Swaine / Avalon) (RM) 612120497 THE BRITISH HEART FOUNDATION BACKS NHS BLOOD PRESSURE TESTING CAMPAIGN A blood pressure testing kit. The British Heart Foundation backs NHS blood pressure testing campaign. The BHS are backing a new national campaign by the NHS to find the ‘missing millions' who have undiagnosed high blood pressure. High blood pressure, often described as a ‘silent killer', affects an estimated 30 per cent of adults. As the condition rarely has any symptoms, as many as three in 10 of these remain undiagnosed, equating to up to 4.2 million people in England. If left untreated, high blood pressure can lead to fatal heart attacks and strokes, and other conditions like kidney disease and vascular dementia. ..To ensure these ‘missing millions' are found, the NHS has announced an additional 2.5 million blood pressure checks in community pharmacies over the next two years, with those aged 40 years and over being urged to get a free blood pressure test at a participating pharmacy. Getting your blood pressure checked is quick, non-invasive and you don't need to book in advance., Credit:Geoffrey Swaine / Avalon (KEYSTONE/AVALON/Geoffrey Swaine / Avalon) (RM) 612120408 THE BRITISH HEART FOUNDATION BACKS NHS BLOOD PRESSURE TESTING CAMPAIGN A blood pressure testing kit. The British Heart Foundation backs NHS blood pressure testing campaign. The BHS are backing a new national campaign by the NHS to find the ‘missing millions' who have undiagnosed high blood pressure. High blood pressure, often described as a ‘silent killer', affects an estimated 30 per cent of adults. As the condition rarely has any symptoms, as many as three in 10 of these remain undiagnosed, equating to up to 4.2 million people in England. If left untreated, high blood pressure can lead to fatal heart attacks and strokes, and other conditions like kidney disease and vascular dementia. ..To ensure these ‘missing millions' are found, the NHS has announced an additional 2.5 million blood pressure checks in community pharmacies over the next two years, with those aged 40 years and over being urged to get a free blood pressure test at a participating pharmacy. Getting your blood pressure checked is quick, non-invasive and you don't need to book in advance., Credit:Geoffrey Swaine / Avalon (KEYSTONE/AVALON/Geoffrey Swaine / Avalon) (RM) 612120247 THE BRITISH HEART FOUNDATION BACKS NHS BLOOD PRESSURE TESTING CAMPAIGN A blood pressure testing kit. The British Heart Foundation backs NHS blood pressure testing campaign. The BHS are backing a new national campaign by the NHS to find the ‘missing millions' who have undiagnosed high blood pressure. High blood pressure, often described as a ‘silent killer', affects an estimated 30 per cent of adults. As the condition rarely has any symptoms, as many as three in 10 of these remain undiagnosed, equating to up to 4.2 million people in England. If left untreated, high blood pressure can lead to fatal heart attacks and strokes, and other conditions like kidney disease and vascular dementia. ..To ensure these ‘missing millions' are found, the NHS has announced an additional 2.5 million blood pressure checks in community pharmacies over the next two years, with those aged 40 years and over being urged to get a free blood pressure test at a participating pharmacy. Getting your blood pressure checked is quick, non-invasive and you don't need to book in advance., Credit:Geoffrey Swaine / Avalon (KEYSTONE/AVALON/Geoffrey Swaine / Avalon) (RM) 612120083 THE BRITISH HEART FOUNDATION BACKS NHS BLOOD PRESSURE TESTING CAMPAIGN A blood pressure testing kit. The British Heart Foundation backs NHS blood pressure testing campaign. The BHS are backing a new national campaign by the NHS to find the ‘missing millions' who have undiagnosed high blood pressure. High blood pressure, often described as a ‘silent killer', affects an estimated 30 per cent of adults. As the condition rarely has any symptoms, as many as three in 10 of these remain undiagnosed, equating to up to 4.2 million people in England. If left untreated, high blood pressure can lead to fatal heart attacks and strokes, and other conditions like kidney disease and vascular dementia. ..To ensure these ‘missing millions' are found, the NHS has announced an additional 2.5 million blood pressure checks in community pharmacies over the next two years, with those aged 40 years and over being urged to get a free blood pressure test at a participating pharmacy. Getting your blood pressure checked is quick, non-invasive and you don't need to book in advance., Credit:Geoffrey Swaine / Avalon (KEYSTONE/AVALON/Geoffrey Swaine / Avalon) (RM) 612120018 THE BRITISH HEART FOUNDATION BACKS NHS BLOOD PRESSURE TESTING CAMPAIGN A blood pressure testing kit. The British Heart Foundation backs NHS blood pressure testing campaign. The BHS are backing a new national campaign by the NHS to find the ‘missing millions' who have undiagnosed high blood pressure. High blood pressure, often described as a ‘silent killer', affects an estimated 30 per cent of adults. As the condition rarely has any symptoms, as many as three in 10 of these remain undiagnosed, equating to up to 4.2 million people in England. If left untreated, high blood pressure can lead to fatal heart attacks and strokes, and other conditions like kidney disease and vascular dementia. ..To ensure these ‘missing millions' are found, the NHS has announced an additional 2.5 million blood pressure checks in community pharmacies over the next two years, with those aged 40 years and over being urged to get a free blood pressure test at a participating pharmacy. Getting your blood pressure checked is quick, non-invasive and you don't need to book in advance., Credit:Geoffrey Swaine / Avalon (KEYSTONE/AVALON/Geoffrey Swaine / Avalon) (RM) 612118729 THE BRITISH HEART FOUNDATION BACKS NHS BLOOD PRESSURE TESTING CAMPAIGN A blood pressure testing kit. The British Heart Foundation backs NHS blood pressure testing campaign. The BHS are backing a new national campaign by the NHS to find the ‘missing millions' who have undiagnosed high blood pressure. High blood pressure, often described as a ‘silent killer', affects an estimated 30 per cent of adults. As the condition rarely has any symptoms, as many as three in 10 of these remain undiagnosed, equating to up to 4.2 million people in England. If left untreated, high blood pressure can lead to fatal heart attacks and strokes, and other conditions like kidney disease and vascular dementia. ..To ensure these ‘missing millions' are found, the NHS has announced an additional 2.5 million blood pressure checks in community pharmacies over the next two years, with those aged 40 years and over being urged to get a free blood pressure test at a participating pharmacy. Getting your blood pressure checked is quick, non-invasive and you don't need to book in advance., Credit:Geoffrey Swaine / Avalon (KEYSTONE/AVALON/Geoffrey Swaine / Avalon) (RM) 609050749 RUSSIAN SJ-100 PLANE UNDERGOES CERTIFICATION STATIC TESTING IN NOVOSIBIRSK RUSSIA, NOVOSIBIRSK - APRIL 18, 2024: Chaplygin Siberian Scientific Research Aviation Institute Deputy Director for Academic Affairs Dmitry Smirnov attends the certification static testing of the Russian-made Superjet-100 (SSJ-New) aircraft at a test building of Chaplygin Siberian Scientific Research Aviation Institute. The pylons' and wings' durability is to be demonstrated experimentally. Kirill Kukhmar/TASS (KEYSTONE/TASS/Kirill Kukhmar) (RM) 609050735 RUSSIAN SJ-100 PLANE UNDERGOES CERTIFICATION STATIC TESTING IN NOVOSIBIRSK RUSSIA, NOVOSIBIRSK - APRIL 18, 2024: An employee is seen in a crane cradle by the frame of the Russian-made Superjet-100 (SSJ-New) aircraft at a test building of Chaplygin Siberian Scientific Research Aviation Institute during certification static testing of the plane pylons' and wings' durability. Kirill Kukhmar/TASS (KEYSTONE/TASS/Kirill Kukhmar) (RM) 609050685 RUSSIAN SJ-100 PLANE UNDERGOES CERTIFICATION STATIC TESTING IN NOVOSIBIRSK RUSSIA, NOVOSIBIRSK - APRIL 18, 2024: An employee is seen by the frame of the Russian-made Superjet-100 (SSJ-New) aircraft at a test building of Chaplygin Siberian Scientific Research Aviation Institute during certification static testing of the plane pylons' and wings' durability. Kirill Kukhmar/TASS (KEYSTONE/TASS/Kirill Kukhmar) (RM) 609050680 RUSSIAN SJ-100 PLANE UNDERGOES CERTIFICATION STATIC TESTING IN NOVOSIBIRSK RUSSIA, NOVOSIBIRSK - APRIL 18, 2024: An employee is seen by the frame of the Russian-made Superjet-100 (SSJ-New) aircraft at a test building of Chaplygin Siberian Scientific Research Aviation Institute during certification static testing of the plane pylons' and wings' durability. Kirill Kukhmar/TASS (KEYSTONE/TASS/Kirill Kukhmar) (RM) 609050675 RUSSIAN SJ-100 PLANE UNDERGOES CERTIFICATION STATIC TESTING IN NOVOSIBIRSK RUSSIA, NOVOSIBIRSK - APRIL 18, 2024: An employee is seen by the frame of the Russian-made Superjet-100 (SSJ-New) aircraft at a test building of Chaplygin Siberian Scientific Research Aviation Institute during certification static testing of the plane pylons' and wings' durability. Kirill Kukhmar/TASS (KEYSTONE/TASS/Kirill Kukhmar) (RM) 609050665 RUSSIAN SJ-100 PLANE UNDERGOES CERTIFICATION STATIC TESTING IN NOVOSIBIRSK RUSSIA, NOVOSIBIRSK - APRIL 18, 2024: An employee is seen by the frame of the Russian-made Superjet-100 (SSJ-New) aircraft at a test building of Chaplygin Siberian Scientific Research Aviation Institute during certification static testing of the plane pylons' and wings' durability. Kirill Kukhmar/TASS (KEYSTONE/TASS/Kirill Kukhmar) (RM) 609050660 RUSSIAN SJ-100 PLANE UNDERGOES CERTIFICATION STATIC TESTING IN NOVOSIBIRSK RUSSIA, NOVOSIBIRSK - APRIL 18, 2024: An employee is seen by the frame of the Russian-made Superjet-100 (SSJ-New) aircraft at a test building of Chaplygin Siberian Scientific Research Aviation Institute during certification static testing of the plane pylons' and wings' durability. Kirill Kukhmar/TASS (KEYSTONE/TASS/Kirill Kukhmar) (RM) 609050645 RUSSIAN SJ-100 PLANE UNDERGOES CERTIFICATION STATIC TESTING IN NOVOSIBIRSK RUSSIA, NOVOSIBIRSK - APRIL 18, 2024: The cabin of the frame of the Russian-made Superjet-100 (SSJ-New) aircraft is seen at a test building of Chaplygin Siberian Scientific Research Aviation Institute during certification static testing of the plane pylons' and wings' durability. Kirill Kukhmar/TASS (KEYSTONE/TASS/Kirill Kukhmar) (RM) 609050630 RUSSIAN SJ-100 PLANE UNDERGOES CERTIFICATION STATIC TESTING IN NOVOSIBIRSK RUSSIA, NOVOSIBIRSK - APRIL 18, 2024: The cockpit of the frame of the Russian-made Superjet-100 (SSJ-New) aircraft is seen at a test building of Chaplygin Siberian Scientific Research Aviation Institute during certification static testing of the plane pylons' and wings' durability. Kirill Kukhmar/TASS (KEYSTONE/TASS/Kirill Kukhmar) (RM) 609050620 RUSSIAN SJ-100 PLANE UNDERGOES CERTIFICATION STATIC TESTING IN NOVOSIBIRSK RUSSIA, NOVOSIBIRSK - APRIL 18, 2024: The frame of the Russian-made Superjet-100 (SSJ-New) aircraft is seen at a test building of Chaplygin Siberian Scientific Research Aviation Institute during certification static testing of the plane pylons' and wings' durability. Kirill Kukhmar/TASS (KEYSTONE/TASS/Kirill Kukhmar) (RM) 609050614 RUSSIAN SJ-100 PLANE UNDERGOES CERTIFICATION STATIC TESTING IN NOVOSIBIRSK RUSSIA, NOVOSIBIRSK - APRIL 18, 2024: The frame of the Russian-made Superjet-100 (SSJ-New) aircraft is seen at a test building of Chaplygin Siberian Scientific Research Aviation Institute during certification static testing of the plane pylons' and wings' durability. Kirill Kukhmar/TASS (KEYSTONE/TASS/Kirill Kukhmar) (RM) 609050605 RUSSIAN SJ-100 PLANE UNDERGOES CERTIFICATION STATIC TESTING IN NOVOSIBIRSK RUSSIA, NOVOSIBIRSK - APRIL 18, 2024: The frame of the Russian-made Superjet-100 (SSJ-New) aircraft is seen at a test building of Chaplygin Siberian Scientific Research Aviation Institute during certification static testing of the plane pylons' and wings' durability. Kirill Kukhmar/TASS (KEYSTONE/TASS/Kirill Kukhmar) (RM) 609050460 RUSSIAN SJ-100 PLANE UNDERGOES CERTIFICATION STATIC TESTING IN NOVOSIBIRSK RUSSIA, NOVOSIBIRSK - APRIL 18, 2024: An employee is seen by the frame of the Russian-made Superjet-100 (SSJ-New) aircraft at a test building of Chaplygin Siberian Scientific Research Aviation Institute during certification static testing of the plane pylons' and wings' durability. Kirill Kukhmar/TASS (KEYSTONE/TASS/Kirill Kukhmar) (RM) 609050455 RUSSIAN SJ-100 PLANE UNDERGOES CERTIFICATION STATIC TESTING IN NOVOSIBIRSK RUSSIA, NOVOSIBIRSK - APRIL 18, 2024: An employee is seen by the frame of the Russian-made Superjet-100 (SSJ-New) aircraft at a test building of Chaplygin Siberian Scientific Research Aviation Institute during certification static testing of the plane pylons' and wings' durability. Kirill Kukhmar/TASS (KEYSTONE/TASS/Kirill Kukhmar) (RM) 609050450 RUSSIAN SJ-100 PLANE UNDERGOES CERTIFICATION STATIC TESTING IN NOVOSIBIRSK RUSSIA, NOVOSIBIRSK - APRIL 18, 2024: An employee is seen by the frame of the Russian-made Superjet-100 (SSJ-New) aircraft at a test building of Chaplygin Siberian Scientific Research Aviation Institute during certification static testing of the plane pylons' and wings' durability. Kirill Kukhmar/TASS (KEYSTONE/TASS/Kirill Kukhmar) (RM) 608928532 SCIENTISTS TESTING AN ELECTRONIC TONGUE TO DETECT INFECTED ORANGES Editorial use only .Scientists testing an electronic tongue, which is a device for detecting chemical differences related to taste. This test is to see whether it is effective in distinguishing between juice from healthy oranges and juice from oranges infected with citrus-greening disease, or huanglongbing (HLB). HLB is a bacterial disease which stunts the growth of citrus trees, and harms the quality of fruit they produce. It is caused by bacteria belonging to the Liberibacter genus. (KEYSTONE/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY/Stephen Ausmus/US DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY) (RM) 608927257 SCIENTIST TESTING SOIL SAMPLES FOR HERBICIDE RESIDUE Editorial use only .Scientist testing soil samples for herbicide residue using a gas chromatograph-mass spectrometer. This device suspends substances in a gas which is transported along a tube coated in a specific chemical. Substances being tested will be separated as different components will be slowed to different extents by the coating on the tube. This is being used to detect herbicide in soil, as residual herbicide from farming can be harmful to natural ecosystems. (KEYSTONE/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY/Peggy Greb/US DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY) (RM) 608927241 CHEMIST PROCESSING CARROT SAMPLES FPR HERBICIDE TESTING Editorial use only .Chemist processing frozen carrot samples to be tested for residual glyphosate (a herbicide). Glyphosate is a non-selective herbicide, meaning it will kill most plant species. It has been banned in several countries due its toxicity and a potential link to increased cancer risk. (KEYSTONE/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY/Peggy Greb, US DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY) (RM) 608927142 EUCLID SPACE TELESCOPE TESTING Editorial use only .Euclid space telescope being prepared for thermal vacuum testing. Euclid will be subjected to extreme temperature cycles under vacuum to replicate the temperature variations it will experience in space during operation. The Euclid telescope launched on 1st July 2023. It is part of the European Space Agency's (ESA) Cosmic Vision programme. The mission aims to explore the nature of dark energy and dark matter in the universe. The Euclid telescope will create a large-scale map of the universe by observing billions of galaxies. It will explore how the universe has expanded and formed over cosmic history. (KEYSTONE/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY/AIRBUS DEFENCE AND SPACE ) (RM) 607891660 DAIHATSU UNVEILS NEW MANAGEMENT POLICY AFTER TESTING SCANDAL ©Kyodo/MAXPPP - 08/04/2024 ; Daihatsu Motor Co. President Masahiro Inoue attends a press conference in Tokyo on April 8, 2024, as the company releases a new management policy following a scandal over improper safety testing. Daihatsu said its parent company Toyota Motor Corp. will be in charge of development and safety approval for some of the models Daihatsu had handled while it will focus on its mainstay minivehicle business. (Kyodo)..==Kyodo (KEYSTONE/MAXPPP/ ) (RM) 607891640 DAIHATSU UNVEILS NEW MANAGEMENT POLICY AFTER TESTING SCANDAL ©Kyodo/MAXPPP - 08/04/2024 ; Daihatsu Motor Co. President Masahiro Inoue attends a press conference in Tokyo on April 8, 2024, as the company releases a new management policy following a scandal over improper safety testing. Daihatsu said its parent company Toyota Motor Corp. will be in charge of development and safety approval for some of the models Daihatsu had handled while it will focus on its mainstay minivehicle business...==Kyodo..(Kyodo)..==Kyodo (KEYSTONE/MAXPPP/ ) (RM) 607379570 TESTING MILK PH DURING CHEESE PRODUCTION Farmers testing the pH of raw milk intended for use in cheese production in Maryland, USA. The pH meter shows a recording of 6.88. This is a typical value for raw milk and means the milk is very slightly acidic. Milk pH level is important in cheese production, and in part determines whether a soft or hard cheese will be produced. (KEYSTONE/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY/Bob Nichols, US DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY) (RM) 607377615 TESTING THE INTERNAL TEMPERATURE OF COOKED CHICKEN Food thermometer being used to measure the internal temperature of chicken that is being cooked. The minimum recommended temperature that cooked chicken should reach is 74 degrees Celsius, for at least 30 seconds. This minimises the risk of food poisoning. (KEYSTONE/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY/US DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY) (RM) 607443770 MOBILITY CITY TECHNOLOGY MUSEUM IN ZARAGOZA Test vehicle for new electric/hybrid prototypes by Tecnalia. ....Mobility City Technology Museum in Zaha Hadid's Bridge (Bridge Pavilion), Zaragoza, Spain (KEYSTONE/VWPICS/Nano Calvo ) (RM) 607443725 MOBILITY CITY TECHNOLOGY MUSEUM IN ZARAGOZA Test vehicle for new electric/hybrid prototypes by Tecnalia. ....Mobility City Technology Museum in Zaha Hadid's Bridge (Bridge Pavilion), Zaragoza, Spain (KEYSTONE/VWPICS/Nano Calvo ) (RM) 607443715 MOBILITY CITY TECHNOLOGY MUSEUM IN ZARAGOZA Test vehicle for new electric/hybrid prototypes by Tecnalia. ....Mobility City Technology Museum in Zaha Hadid's Bridge (Bridge Pavilion), Zaragoza, Spain (KEYSTONE/VWPICS/Nano Calvo ) (RM) 607443700 MOBILITY CITY TECHNOLOGY MUSEUM IN ZARAGOZA Test vehicle for new electric/hybrid prototypes by Tecnalia. ....Mobility City Technology Museum in Zaha Hadid's Bridge (Bridge Pavilion), Zaragoza, Spain (KEYSTONE/VWPICS/Nano Calvo ) (RM) 607443584 MOBILITY CITY TECHNOLOGY MUSEUM IN ZARAGOZA Test vehicle for new electric/hybrid prototypes by Tecnalia. ....Mobility City Technology Museum in Zaha Hadid's Bridge (Bridge Pavilion), Zaragoza, Spain (KEYSTONE/VWPICS/Nano Calvo ) (RM) 607443485 MOBILITY CITY TECHNOLOGY MUSEUM IN ZARAGOZA Test vehicle for new electric/hybrid prototypes by Tecnalia. ....Mobility City Technology Museum in Zaha Hadid's Bridge (Bridge Pavilion), Zaragoza, Spain (KEYSTONE/VWPICS/Nano Calvo ) (RM) 607443474 MOBILITY CITY TECHNOLOGY MUSEUM IN ZARAGOZA Test vehicle for new electric/hybrid prototypes by Tecnalia. ....Mobility City Technology Museum in Zaha Hadid's Bridge (Bridge Pavilion), Zaragoza, Spain (KEYSTONE/VWPICS/Nano Calvo ) (RM) 607443374 MOBILITY CITY TECHNOLOGY MUSEUM IN ZARAGOZA Test vehicle for new electric/hybrid prototypes by Tecnalia. ....Mobility City Technology Museum in Zaha Hadid's Bridge (Bridge Pavilion), Zaragoza, Spain (KEYSTONE/VWPICS/Nano Calvo ) (RM) 607443350 MOBILITY CITY TECHNOLOGY MUSEUM IN ZARAGOZA Test vehicle for new electric/hybrid prototypes by Tecnalia. ....Mobility City Technology Museum in Zaha Hadid's Bridge (Bridge Pavilion), Zaragoza, Spain (KEYSTONE/VWPICS/Nano Calvo ) (RM) 607443300 MOBILITY CITY TECHNOLOGY MUSEUM IN ZARAGOZA Test vehicle for new electric/hybrid prototypes by Tecnalia. ....Mobility City Technology Museum in Zaha Hadid's Bridge (Bridge Pavilion), Zaragoza, Spain (KEYSTONE/VWPICS/Nano Calvo ) (RM) 607442785 MOBILITY CITY TECHNOLOGY MUSEUM IN ZARAGOZA Filtration system for fuel cells. ....Mobility City Technology Museum in Zaha Hadid's Bridge (Bridge Pavilion), Zaragoza, Spain (KEYSTONE/VWPICS/Nano Calvo ) (RM) 607442740 MOBILITY CITY TECHNOLOGY MUSEUM IN ZARAGOZA Filtration system for fuel cells. ....Mobility City Technology Museum in Zaha Hadid's Bridge (Bridge Pavilion), Zaragoza, Spain (KEYSTONE/VWPICS/Nano Calvo ) (RM) 607442679 MOBILITY CITY TECHNOLOGY MUSEUM IN ZARAGOZA Test vehicle for new electric/hybrid prototypes by Tecnalia. ....Mobility City Technology Museum in Zaha Hadid's Bridge (Bridge Pavilion), Zaragoza, Spain (KEYSTONE/VWPICS/Nano Calvo ) (RM) 607442659 MOBILITY CITY TECHNOLOGY MUSEUM IN ZARAGOZA Test vehicle for new electric/hybrid prototypes by Tecnalia. ....Mobility City Technology Museum in Zaha Hadid's Bridge (Bridge Pavilion), Zaragoza, Spain (KEYSTONE/VWPICS/Nano Calvo ) (RM) 607442649 MOBILITY CITY TECHNOLOGY MUSEUM IN ZARAGOZA Test vehicle for new electric/hybrid prototypes by Tecnalia. ....Mobility City Technology Museum in Zaha Hadid's Bridge (Bridge Pavilion), Zaragoza, Spain (KEYSTONE/VWPICS/Nano Calvo ) (RM) 607306985 379891-04579643 Journalist Abigail Buchanan is seen gathering a sample of water from the river Thames, at Putney in London, into a sterile vial to be sent for testing and analysis. For an article on the cleanliness of the water in the river Thames. March 28, 2024. (KEYSTONE/CAMERA PRESS/Clara Molden / Telegraph) (RM) 607306962 379891-04579642 Journalist Abigail Buchanan is seen gathering a sample of water from the river Thames, at Putney in London, into a sterile vial to be sent for testing and analysis. For an article on the cleanliness of the water in the river Thames. March 28, 2024. (KEYSTONE/CAMERA PRESS/Clara Molden / Telegraph) (RM) 607306938 379891-04579641 Journalist Abigail Buchanan is seen gathering a sample of water from the river Thames, at Putney in London, into a sterile vial to be sent for testing and analysis. For an article on the cleanliness of the water in the river Thames. March 28, 2024. (KEYSTONE/CAMERA PRESS/Clara Molden / Telegraph) (RM) 606963250 BOTSWANA-PALAPYE-DRONE ASSEMBLY AND TESTING CENTER (240329) -- GABORONE, March 29, 2024 (Xinhua) -- Slumber Tsogwane (2nd R, front), the acting president of Botswana, cuts the ribbon to officially open a drone assembly and testing center in Palapye, about 272 kilometers northeast of Gaborone, Botswana, on March 27, 2024. Botswana International University of Science and Technology (BIUST) has launched a drone assembly and testing center. (Photo by Metlha Ngubevana/Xinhua) (KEYSTONE/XINHUA/Metlha Ngubevana) (RM) 606744145 EARTHCARE SATELLITE TESTING Editorial use only .EarthCARE (Earth Clouds, Aerosols, and Radiation Explorer) satellite, designed and built by Airbus, has passed its electromagnetic compatibility tests. The mission is a collaboration between the European Space Agency (ESA) and Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) and aims to investigate the role of clouds, aerosols, and radiation in the heating and cooling of Earth's atmosphere. Airbus completed the compatibility tests in April 2023, and the satellite is scheduled to launch in May 2024. (KEYSTONE/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY/AIRBUS DEFENCE AND SPACE ) (RM) 606743995 AIRBUS TESTING LOADING SYSTEM Airbus Defence and Space testing a loading system for outsized military cargo. The capability was successfully tested during a verification exercise with the German armed forces by loading a CH53 military medium-lift helicopter into the Beluga. The total lifting capacity of the system, which requires no crane for its use, reaches 35 tonnes and can be relocated to the aircraft's destination. (KEYSTONE/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY/AIRBUS DEFENCE AND SPACE ) (RM) 606743800 EARTHCARE SATELLITE TESTING EarthCARE (Earth Clouds, Aerosols, and Radiation Explorer) satellite, designed and built by Airbus, has passed its electromagnetic compatibility tests. The mission is a collaboration between the European Space Agency (ESA) and Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) and aims to investigate the role of clouds, aerosols, and radiation in the heating and cooling of Earth's atmosphere. Airbus completed the compatibility tests in April 2023, and the satellite is scheduled to launch in May 2024. (KEYSTONE/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY/AIRBUS DEFENCE AND SPACE ) (RM) 606743285 EARTHCARE SATELLITE TESTING EarthCARE (Earth Clouds, Aerosols, and Radiation Explorer) satellite, designed and built by Airbus, has passed its electromagnetic compatibility tests. The mission is a collaboration between the European Space Agency (ESA) and Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) and aims to investigate the role of clouds, aerosols, and radiation in the heating and cooling of Earth's atmosphere. Airbus completed the compatibility tests in April 2023, and the satellite is scheduled to launch in May 2024. (KEYSTONE/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY/AIRBUS DEFENCE AND SPACE ) (RM) 606743265 AIRBUS TESTING LOADING SYSTEM Editorial use only .Airbus Defence and Space testing a loading system for outsized military cargo. The capability was successfully tested during a verification exercise with the German armed forces by loading a CH53 military medium-lift helicopter into the Beluga. The total lifting capacity of the system, which requires no crane for its use, reaches 35 tonnes and can be relocated to the aircraft's destination. (KEYSTONE/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY/AIRBUS DEFENCE AND SPACE ) (RM) 606647342 SCIENCE INITIATIVE AIMS TO REDUCE ANIMAL TESTING 26 March 2024, Baden-Württemberg, Stuttgart: Tissue sections of a colon tumor are shown on a slide in a laboratory at the University of Stuttgart. According to the Baden-Württemberg Ministry of Science, the number of animal experiments has been further reduced in recent years, not least thanks to the success of alternative research. The so-called 3R network, which aims to avoid, reduce or improve animal experiments, has played a large part in the reduction Photo: Marijan Murat/dpa (KEYSTONE/DPA/Marijan Murat) (RM) 606647106 SCIENCE INITIATIVE AIMS TO REDUCE ANIMAL TESTING 26 March 2024, Baden-Württemberg, Stuttgart: Petra Olschowski (Alliance 90/The Greens), Minister of Science of Baden-Württemberg, looks at a tissue section of a tumor through a multiphoton microscope during a visit to the University of Stuttgart. According to the Baden-Württemberg Ministry of Science, it has been possible to further reduce the number of animal experiments in recent years, not least thanks to the success of alternative research. The so-called 3R network, which aims to avoid, reduce or improve animal testing, has played a major role in this reduction Photo: Marijan Murat/dpa (KEYSTONE/DPA/Marijan Murat) (RM) 606647097 SCIENCE INITIATIVE AIMS TO REDUCE ANIMAL TESTING 26 March 2024, Baden-Württemberg, Stuttgart: Tissue sections of a colon tumor lie on a tissue culture plate in a laboratory at the University of Stuttgart. According to the Baden-Württemberg Ministry of Science, the number of animal experiments has been further reduced in recent years, not least thanks to the success of alternative research. The so-called 3R network, which aims to avoid, reduce or improve animal testing, has played a large part in the reduction Photo: Marijan Murat/dpa (KEYSTONE/DPA/Marijan Murat) (RM) 606646951 SCIENCE INITIATIVE AIMS TO REDUCE ANIMAL TESTING 26 March 2024, Baden-Württemberg, Stuttgart: Petra Olschowski (Alliance 90/The Greens), Minister of Science of Baden-Württemberg, looks at tissue sections of a colon tumor on a slide in a laboratory at the University of Stuttgart. According to the Baden-Württemberg Ministry of Science, the number of animal experiments has been further reduced in recent years, not least thanks to the success of alternative research. The so-called 3R network, which aims to avoid, reduce or improve animal experiments, has played a major role in this reduction Photo: Marijan Murat/dpa (KEYSTONE/DPA/Marijan Murat) (RM) 606646941 SCIENCE INITIATIVE AIMS TO REDUCE ANIMAL TESTING 26 March 2024, Baden-Württemberg, Stuttgart: Petra Olschowski (Bündnis 90/Die Grünen, r), Minister of Science of Baden-Württemberg, talks to Michael Heymann, a member of the 3R-US network, during a visit to the University of Stuttgart. According to the Baden-Württemberg Ministry of Science, the number of animal experiments has been further reduced in recent years, not least thanks to the success of alternative research. The so-called 3R network, which aims to avoid, reduce or improve animal testing, has played a major role in this reduction Photo: Marijan Murat/dpa (KEYSTONE/DPA/Marijan Murat) (RM) 606646931 SCIENCE INITIATIVE AIMS TO REDUCE ANIMAL TESTING 26 March 2024, Baden-Württemberg, Stuttgart: Petra Olschowski (Alliance 90/The Greens, r), Minister of Science of Baden-Württemberg, talks to Stella Asmanidou, PhD student in the 3R-US network, during a visit to the University of Stuttgart. According to the Baden-Württemberg Ministry of Science, the number of animal experiments has been further reduced in recent years, not least thanks to the success of alternative research. The so-called 3R network, which aims to avoid, reduce or improve animal experiments, has played a major role in this reduction Photo: Marijan Murat/dpa (KEYSTONE/DPA/Marijan Murat) (RM) 606646722 SCIENCE INITIATIVE AIMS TO REDUCE ANIMAL TESTING 26 March 2024, Baden-Württemberg, Stuttgart: Tissue sections of a colon tumor are shown on a slide in a laboratory at the University of Stuttgart. According to the Baden-Württemberg Ministry of Science, the number of animal experiments has been further reduced in recent years, not least thanks to the success of alternative research. The so-called 3R network, which aims to avoid, reduce or improve animal experiments, has played a large part in the reduction Photo: Marijan Murat/dpa (KEYSTONE/DPA/Marijan Murat) (RM) 604157225 INDIA TRANSPORT epa11202101 Indian workers stand in front of the prototype of a driverless train for Namma Metro's Yellow Line that arrived at Bangalore Metro Rail Corporation Limited (BMRCL) at Hebbagodi metro depot on the outskirts of Bangalore, India, 06 March 2024. Six coaches manufactured by CRRC (China Railway Rolling Stock Corporation) in China have arrived in Bangalore in February 2024. After receiving authorization from the commissioner of Metro Railway Safety (CMRS), the coaches will undergo testing processes that will take four to five months to complete. The commercial operations of the under-construction 18.82 km long metro line aim to boost connectivity and ease traffic for commuters traveling to Bangalore's Electronic City's information technology hub. 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