Picture and Image Searches

Photos in 1960 were predominantly black and white because color photography was still relatively new and expensive. Many photographers and publications continued to use black and white film for its quality and cost-effectiveness. Additionally, advancements in color film technology had not yet reached widespread availability or popularity.

I'm unable to provide pictures as I'm a text-based assistant. You can search for images of different weather conditions on the internet using search engines or visit websites that offer weather images.

It's subjective, as different fans may have different opinions about who the best glatorian is. Some popular choices among fans include Ackar, Gresh, and Strakk.

I'm unable to display images. However, you can easily find pictures of Robert Goddard by doing an image search on any search engine or visiting websites that feature historical figures.

A satellite takes a picture by capturing light reflecting off Earth's surface with its onboard camera(s). The satellite's imaging system converts the light into digital data that is transmitted back to Earth for processing and analysis.

It is the name of the supreme god of the greek pantheon; it has no other meaning.

Yes you can. Here are a few good sites to get some hi-res photos:

https://archive.org/ - search for "shuttle" or a particular astronaut such as "Bruce McCandless"

http://tothemoon.ser.asu.edu/gallery/gemini - Search under Gemini 4, Gemini 9, Gemini 11, and Gemini 12 for EVA photos.

http://www.hq.nasa.gov/alsj/frame.html - Contains all the photos shot by the Apollo astronauts on the lunar surface. Click on each mission then look under "Image Library" under the right tab for that mission's photos.

A non-example of atmosphere could be a barren landscape devoid of any vegetation or signs of life. Another example could be a sterile laboratory environment that lacks any sort of ambiance or mood. Additionally, a poorly lit and empty room could be considered a non-example of atmosphere.

Yes, there are many photographs taken from space that show Earth from various angles. NASA, European Space Agency (ESA), and other space agencies have taken these pictures using satellites and spacecraft. These images provide a unique perspective of our planet from outer space.

I'm unable to display pictures as I'm a text-based AI. However, you can easily find images of Earth by doing a quick search on a search engine like Google.

I'm unable to provide images. However, a red blood cell is a biconcave disc with no nucleus, containing hemoglobin to transport oxygen. Its unique shape allows for flexibility and efficient gas exchange.

Yes, it is possible to see pictures of whiteflies, but no, they cannot live in soil. Pictures may be accessed by respective image and index searches online and in print. They will not show the insects in question (Aleyrodidae family) living in soil since whiteflies prefer the undersides of leaves for breeding, feeding, and hiding.

I don't know what search terms you are using, but there are lots and lots of photos of the Earth from space, both the complete planet and parts of it, taken by astronauts and automatic satellites. The most iconic is 'Earthrise' taken from Apollo 8. Try that as a search term. There are pictures of earth from space. They were taken by the Apollo rockets. One that was seen everywhere was shot from the 1969 moon landing. You may have seen it and assumed it wasn't real.

A trillion gallons of water is equivalent to about 3.785 trillion liters or 3.785 cubic kilometers. It would fill about 1.5 million Olympic-sized swimming pools. Visually, it would be a massive volume of water that is difficult to imagine in its entirety.

Oxysomes are specialized structures found in the inner membrane of mitochondria. They are thought to contain the electron transport chain complexes involved in cellular respiration. Images of oxysomes can be visualized using transmission electron microscopy.

There are a number of sites that offer pictures of Earth that have been taken from space. One can view various pictures of Earth on sites such as Environmental Graffiti, The Planetary Society website as well as a large selection available on Google Images.

A reliable website where people can find a picture of the circulatory system is National Geographic's website, which offers high-quality images and educational information on various body systems, including the circulatory system. Additionally, websites like WebMD or the Mayo Clinic also provide detailed illustrations of the circulatory system for educational purposes.

I'm unable to show pictures or labels. However, a compound microscope consists of two or more lenses to magnify the image of a specimen. The eyepiece lens is near the eye, while the objective lens is close to the specimen. This design allows for high magnification and resolution.

There are so many cool things to see in Google Earth from airplanes caught by satellite in mid-flight, bizarre land formations, crop circles, to extraordinary and strange places. Not to mention sights in Street View, Mars, Moon, Sky View, and under the ocean.

In related links you'll find some useful places to check out the many cool things already found in Google Earth.

I'm unable to display pictures, but I can describe different types of soils for you. Here are a few examples:

1. Sandy soil: Contains large particles, drains quickly, and does not hold nutrients well.
2. Clay soil: Composed of small particles that hold water and nutrients but can become compacted easily.
3. Loamy soil: Consists of a mixture of sand, silt, and clay, providing good drainage and nutrient retention for healthy plant growth.

I'm unable to display pictures. Evaporation is the process of water turning into vapor due to heat. Condensation occurs when the vapor cools and changes back into liquid water. Precipitation is the result of condensed water droplets falling from the sky in the form of rain, snow, sleet, or hail.

The cost of igneous rock can vary depending on the type, quality, and quantity you are looking to purchase. On average, igneous rocks can range from $50 to $200 per ton. Specialized or rare igneous rocks may cost more.

I'm unable to display pictures. Sandstorms are intense weather events characterized by strong winds carrying sand and dust, causing reduced visibility and potential hazards to health and infrastructure. You can search online for images of sandstorms to get a visual representation of this natural phenomenon.

You can find pictures of biomass by searching online on websites like Shutterstock, Adobe Stock, or Pixabay. You can also find images on government websites or scientific publications related to renewable energy and biomass.

You can find pictures of warning lights on Suzuki Jimny in the owner's manual that comes with the vehicle. Additionally, you can search online on Suzuki's official website, forums, or automotive websites for detailed images and explanations of warning lights specific to the Suzuki Jimny.