Science Source January 20, 2009 DVD

A Dinosaur National Park technician points to a small dinosaur bone, Colorado.

Amoco solar panels power data collected from a natural gas well. Erie, Colorado.

Fiber optics at magnification 10x.

A lab technician prepares microscope slides.

This 19-day old raccoon weighs 15 ounces.

Looking down into the cooling tower at Trojan Nuclear Power Plant. Oregon.

A collection of first aid items.

A biologist holds a drugged, year-old Black Bear cub, (ursus americanus), as part of a hibernation study; Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Tenn.

Photovoltaic solar panels on the roof of a home in Coroparation, Carlisle Massachusetts. Photovoltaic roof made by Solarex Corp.

A biologist affixed a small transmitter to bats, and then tracked them to their roost at the base of this tree. Panama; Barro Colorado Island

Jellyfish sting

Man displaying male pattern baldness (Alopecia).

A chemist checks a sample in a gamma counter to measure and analyze immunoglobulins.

Solar collection facility, Albuquerque, New Mexico.

Special detection badge worn by chemical workers when in the presence of hazardous substances.

Acne: pustulas on cheek.

Severe cystic acne.

Basal cell carcinoma is the most common form of skin cancer among fair-skinned people. It mostly affects the elderly, although in recent years the ave...

Single fiber optic strand held in a clamp.

A four year old girl with a broken leg.

A four year old girl showing her cast to a friend.

A four year old girl with a broken leg.

Comparing fiber optics to copper. The fibers optics are used for transmitting data in the form of light. They are usually made from flexible glass tha...

Light emitting diode (LED) Magnification 5x.

A rash caused by the hairs of the caterpillar Automeris io (Io moth).

Comparing fiber optics to copper. The fibers optics are used for transmitting data in the form of light. They are usually made from flexible glass tha...

A chemist at work in a blending room in a perfume factory in the early 1970s.

Moles, also known as melanocytic nevus.

Laser drilling of a jet engine turbine blade manufactured by pratt and whitney. A laser can drill acute angles more easily and cleaner than other meth...

Display of adaptive laser mirror.

A 9 degree articulated gripper robot under research at U.M.A.

Lettuce seedlings begin growth in horticubes. Agrow Inc. in Salisbury, CT.

President of Agrow Inc, G. Davidson, tends to hydro lettuce crop in a greenhouse. Salisbury, CT.

Tending to hydro lettuce crop in a greenhouse. Salisbury, CT.

Hydro lettuce growing in Agrow Inc. growth room. Aided by sodium vapor lamps. Salisbury, CT.

Hydro lettuce growing in gullies. Greenhouse at Agrow Inc., Salisbury, CT.

Greenhouse of Agrow Inc. in Salisbury, CT. Hydroponic lettuce growing in gullies.

Hydro lettuce growing in gullies. Greenhouse at Agrow Inc., Salisbury, CT.

A 9 degree articulated gripper robot under research at U.M.A.

Two finger jaw gripper robot attached to tactile array sensor. Robot is in research at U.M.A.

A researcher taking organism samples from a pond to test the effects of acid rain, Massachusetts Audubon Society, 1984.

Poison ivy rash on human arm.

Vitiligo, or leukoderma, a chronic skin condition that causes loss of pigment, resulting in irregular patches of pale skin, on a patient's right hand.

Researchers weigh and tag trout in Yellowstone River.

A man with a leg injury sits outdoors.

A chemical manufacturing technician checking the whiteners used in printing.

A biologist marks a young prairie dog (Cynomys) as part of a scientific study, Utah, USA.

Acute purulent conjunctivitis caused by H. influenzae.

Thyrotoxic exophthalmos. Thyroid eye disease. Thyrotoxicosis is the term for symptomatic hyperthyroxinemia or hyperthyroidism.

An allergic photosensitive reaction to an antibiotic.