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The prototype Hawker Siddeley P. 1127 / Kestrel vertical and short take off aircraftThe prototype Hawker Siddeley P.1127 / Kestrel vertical and short take off aircraft (V/STOL), the forerunner to the Harrier, is pictured hovering above the ground. 24/11/1960
Britains amazing Flying Bedstead the jet engined framework which rises vertically from the ground had made several flights from Hucknall Aerodrome, Nottinghamshire
The Gossamer Albatross human-powered aircraft built by American aeronautical engineer Dr Paul B MacCready (right). On June 12
A lone British inventor thought he d stolen the march on the rocket-age designers of Russia and America with what he thought would be the worlds first man-powered aircraft the Ornithopter
Deep in the heart of Northumberland the Whisky Bottle MK.1 emerged on an unsuspecting world. Out of a hangar that doubles as a hayshed
Silicon Valley, Santa Clara, California, USA, August 1978. Blue prints of Microchip
Picture of Doctor Francis Crick, co-discoverer of the structure of the DNA molecule in 1953, with American scientist James D. Watson
Picture to accompany the "Robot Revolution"feature which ran in the DailyPicture to accompany the " Robot Revolution" feature which ran in the Daily Mirror newspaper on the week commencing 27th June 1955
Workers cleaning and painting the dome which houses the famous 28 inch telescope at Greenwich Royal Observatory in London. 21st July 1936
Royal Ballet Company dancers Lesley Collier aged 22 from Orpington and Marilyn Thompson, 21 from San Francisco, practice their printed out dance routine
Bowling speed test using an electronic device to measure the speed. 15th August 1966
Telephone test match score recordists pose beside their equipment. 16th July 1968
Bernard Flack, a scientist from The University of Wales taking soil samples to experiment with the bounce of the ball from the wicket at Warickshire to try and determine what makes a good pitch
Albert Einstein Professor walking in the College Quadrangle. 1933
Katherine Erimin National Museum Scientist March 1998 with resin model skull of a Roman period mummy from which they made the facial reconstruction above
Professor Christian Barnard South African surgeon who carried out the first heart transplant operation on Louis Washkansky December 1967
Barnes Neville Wallis, aeronautical engineer. Lectures Children on his model Supersonic Swallow Inventor of the Wellington Bomber Aircraft, The Ten Ton bomb, The Bouncing Bomb used by RAF 617 sqd
Anthea Sothcott science teacher demonstrating static electricity at Londons Science Museum. 1972
Kennedy Space Centre in Cape Canaveral Florida USA MSI
Wernher Von Braun the former German rocket scientist who is credited with the invention of the V2 rocket used to bombard London in the last year of the war
Scottish scientist and Nobel Prize for Medicine winner Sir James Black (right) congratulated by William Wyper, the 85 year old former principal of Glasgow veterinary School
Professor Sir Robert Alexander Watson-Watt at his desk. Considered by many to be the " inventor of radar". Radar development was first started elsewhere
The bizarre animal has rams horns on a goats head. And its coat is a mixture of fluffy sheeps wool and coarse goats hair. It was a test-tube baby created at the Governments Animal Research Station in
Medical: Polio vaccine laboratory. 1960 A834-006
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A scientist seen here carrying out an expiriment in high speed photography using a small ball and water. June 1945 P007976
Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh seated as Sir Alexander Fleming, is here seen presenting him a mounted slide of some of the original culture of Pencillin. June 1954 P005711
Man attending a radar station in Britain during the Second World War. Circa 1943
Ground control interception which is used to inform night fighters of enemy aircraft at a radar research station in Great Malvern during the Second World War, 1945
Part of the radar equipment used to defend the Orkney Islands, Scotland during the Second World War. Circa 1943
Two babies make live debut: Two babies, Sharon Cutts born on March 19th this year comes from Greenford, Middx, and Robert Fender only 7 weeks old, who comes from Maidenhead
H. M. The Queen H. R. H. Princess Margaret, and Lady Sarah Armstrong Jones looking at a fourH.M. The Queen H.R.H. Princess Margaret, and Lady Sarah Armstrong Jones looking at a four faced Astronomical clock, made in 1768 by Christopher Pinchbeck for King George III
Chemist dispensary. October 1949 P005213
Scientist carrying out an experiment. April 1959
Laboratory / Testing / Work Science: Water Tests: Paul Cooper, Christopher WhatleyLaboratory/Testing/Work Science: Water Tests: Paul Cooper, Christopher Whatley, Roy Spicer. February 75-01021-008
Scientist and author JBS Haldane. 6th November 1956
Woman undergoing a cancer check at an X ray unit in a London hospital. It is fitted with a unique prototype tracking system that allows healing rays not only to penetrate deep into the body to
Professor Andrew Fielding Huxley of the University College who shares the Nobel Prize. October 1963 P005291
A man studying a specimen under a microscope. July 1947 P009567
A contribution by the Manchester Microscopical Society were these two microscopes. On left is a Ross microscope of approx 1850; the unit in the centre being the paraffin lamp used for illumination of
Actress Hy Hazel relaxes as she studies her part as Principal Boy in the Puss in Boots panto at the Manchester Palace in a new dry heat rheumatic bath
