Moving Like a Saucer Would

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Moving Like a Saucer Would Kenneth Arnold, 24th
June 1947
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Apollo 8 in Lunar orbit Earthrise over Smyths
Sea, William Anders on Christmas Eve 1968
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The Whirlpool Galaxy, or M51, William Parsons
(April 1845)
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The Whirlpool, M51
Vincent Van Gogh The Starry Night, (1889)
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The Non-uniqueness of Astronomical Images
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The Eagle Nebula, HST
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Thomas Moran Cliffs of the Upper Colorado
River 1882
The Tower of Tower Falls,Yellowstone 1875
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Andreas Vesalius, 1543 De Humani Corporis Fabrica
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Henry Grays Anatomy, Descriptive and Surgical,
1858 Illustrations by Dr Henry Vandyke Carter
Grays Anatomy, 1918, 20th Edn
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Micrographia, 1665
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Hookes Flea, Micrographia Illustrations by
Robert Hooke
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Helge von Kochs Snowflake, 1904
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Karl Mengers Sponge (original 1926)
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Mandelbrots set the set of points that stay at
finite distances form the black region with its
infinitely intricate boundary
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Any part of the boundary contains copies of the
whole set
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Arthur Worthingtons High-speed photography,
(1897)
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Harold Edgerton, Strobe Alley Research
Group,1970
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2500 atoms of the sperm whale Myoglobin protein,
Irv Geis, June1961
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A 10th century graph illustrating planetary and
solar positions versus time
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Nicole Oresme, The Latitude of Forms and Treatise
on the Configurations of Qualities and Motions,
1350-60 Latitude speed is vertical and
Longitude time is horizontal
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Christiaan Huygens, First graph of a continuous
function Median life remaining for a person of
given age, 1669
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James Watts Indicator of steam engine pressure
vs. volume, 1796 (he kept it secret until 1822)
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William Playfair 1786
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William Playfair (1821)
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The Cover of Gerardus Mercators Atlas, or
Cosmographical Meditations upon the Creation of
the Universe (1585)
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Gall-Peters Equal-Area Projection (1973)
Hobo-Dyer Upside-down Equal-area
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Francis Galton The First Weather Chart April 1st
1875, in The Times
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The Earth At Night
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A Map of an Information Highway Network
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The 1908 London Underground Map
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Frank Stingemores map of 1931
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Harry Becks first exercise book sketch of his
Underground Diagram I tried to imagine I was
using a convex lens or mirror to present the
central area on a larger scale
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Harry Beck, The London Underground Diagram,
August 1933
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1945
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