Science Source December 28, 2009 DVD

Vials of the H1N1 influenza vaccine which recently became available in the fall of 2009 to immunize people against swine flu.

Vial of the H1N1 influenza vaccine which recently became available in the fall of 2009 to immunize people against swine flu.

Vial of the H1N1 influenza vaccine which recently became available in the fall of 2009 to immunize people against swine flu.

Vials of the H1N1 influenza vaccine which recently became available in the fall of 2009 to immunize people against swine flu.

Syringes and vials of H1N1 influenza vaccine which recently became available in the fall of 2009 to immunize people against swine flu.

Syringes and vials of H1N1 influenza vaccine which recently became available in the fall of 2009 to immunize people against swine flu.

Syringes and vials of H1N1 influenza vaccine which recently became available in the fall of 2009 to immunize people against swine flu.

A young woman receives the H1N1 swine flu vaccine via injection.

A young woman receives the H1N1 swine flu vaccine via injection.

Illustration of the swine flu virus.

Illustration of the swine flu virus.

Illustration of the swine flu virus.

Chromobacterium violaceum, a bacteria used to manufacture a certain class of antibiotics called monobactons.

Laboratory glassware.

Grasshopper in amber

Ornithomimus

Artwork depicting a female standing figure standing in the classical pose featuring the organs.

Great Sphinx and the Chefren Pyramid at Giza, Egypt.

Skull of a sabre-tooth cat (Eusmilus sp.) from the Oligocene Epoch, South Dakota.

Acanthite, also known as argentite, a silver sulfide mineral.

Crystals of galena, an ore of lead.

Crystals of sphalerite, an ore of zinc.

Halite crystals, also known as rock salt.

Native copper.

Pyrite crystals, also known as fool's gold.

Wulfenite, a minor ore of lead.

Robert Koch (1843 - 1910), German scientist who was one of the two founders (with Pasteur) of the science of bacteriology. Using a method of staining...

MRI of an abdominal scan showing a kidney stone in the swollen kidney of a 57-old-male.

High speed photograph of the impact of a water drop.

High speed photograph of water pouring into water, creating ripples.

High speed photograph of a water drop creating concentric circles.

High speed photograph of a water drop creating concentric circles.

High speed photograph of a water drop creating concentric circles.

High speed photograph of a water drop creating concentric circles.

High speed photograph of a water drop creating concentric circles.

High speed photograph of a water drop creating concentric circles.

High speed photograph of water drops creating concentric circles.

High speed photograph of water drops creating concentric circles.

The bottom of a human foot showing the connective tissue that supports the arch. The plantar aponeurosis the central part of the plantar fascia.

Foot. Cross section of distal part.

The pancreas, in situ. The pancreas secretes hormones that aid in the digestion of carbohydrates, protein, and fat.

Trachea, aorta and esophagus of a human.

Esophageal and pulmonary plexus.

The Mitral valve cusp of a human heart. The mitral valve prevents the blood in the ventricles from flowing back into the atriums.

Photograph of the NM59 integrated circuit; this is an older chip.

Historic image, (1971), of an earth satellite at Ras Al Jarbur, Bahrain. This was the first earth satellite in the Middle East or Africa.

Grader working dirt in Green Field.

Tight Shot of Grader Coming to Camera on Graded Road.

Grader working dirt on Corner of Curved Road.

An early prototype (circa 1985) of a virtual reality game captures the imagination of this student in the UC Berkeley student union.