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RMBB4K74–Eratosthenes' knowledge of the sun's position and distance between points enabled him to calculate the Earth's circumference.
RMMR6WPM–Engraving depicting a boy lighting paper using the sun's rays focused by a concave mirror. Dated 19th century
RMERXBRX–The Sun's sports writer Bob Cass congratulates David Hodgson on his Golden Ball Award, 25th January 1981.
RMBWJDH9–couple two persons relax relaxed suns sunbath tanning alpine cabin hut holidays vacation summer cottage c
RME0X92Y–Nov. 25, 1965 - Jilted' man suns woman he loves for Breach of promise: A spinster of 40 is being sued in the High Court by a Polish-born electrical engineer, who is claiming damages for breach of promise to marry. The Woman, Miss Freda Mary Pratt, a medical statistician, of Marylynne, did not admit making any promise to marry. The man, Mr. Michael had already issued a write against Miss Pratt claiming that she had broken her promise to marry him after an association lasting eight said in the high court, ''this is a most unusual situation'' . The case goes on today
RMA3YJFN–astronomy, suns and eclipses, dragon devouring shadow from face of sun, colour woodcut, from 'Missale Pragense', printed by Konrad Kalchofen, Leipzig, 1498, private collection, ,
RM2BTPR83–Turban and skis in Switzerland. The turban is more fitting for the blazing suns of India, than the snowy heights of Switzerland, but in this picture Mueenddin Chulan of Lahore, India, retains the costume peculiar to his country as he sets out for a day's skiing in the Engelberg. 28 January 1938
RMGCGMGW–Soccer Six Tournament 2010 - London. Olly Murs of The Sun's team during the annual Soccer Six tournament at Charlton Athletic Football Club.
RF2BP1E41–This 1890s illustration show the mock suns as seen by early explorers. Mock suns, also known as sun dogs or sundogs, were formally called a parhelion (plural parhelia) in meteorology. A mock sun is an atmospheric optical phenomenon that consists of a bright spot to one or both sides of the Sun. Two sun dogs often flank the Sun within a 22° halo.
RMAS9579–Young couple holding hands looking towards the sunset and silhouetted against the suns reflection on the sea from Kipungani Lodg
RMD96NJB–Parhelia (Mock Suns) combined with halo and rainbow. This phenomenon , caused by atmospheric refraction, was observed in England in 1721. From 'The Beauty of the Heavens', Charles F Blunt, (London, 1845). Coloured lithograph.
RMFFH14P–As the suns sets, Senior Master Sgt. Shane Siebert walks from the solar observatory to his office at Holloman Air Force Base, N.M. Siebert is the detachment chief of the Holloman Solar Observatory. The detachment is part of the Second Weather Squadron out of Offutt Air Force Base, Neb.
RMBWJDGT–couple two persons relax relaxed suns sunbath tanning alpine cabin hut holidays vacation summer cottage c
RME0R953–Jul. 12, 1958 - U.S. Helmet Radio designed to use the sun's rays to obtain electric power needed. The U.S. helmet radio currently being developed by the U.S. Army Signal Corps, is deisgned to use the sun's rays to obtain all electric power needed to operate both the transmitter and receiver for as long as a year. Long narrow clusters of tiny solar cells are paced on either side of the crown of the helmet. These silicon wafers power the radio fro normal daylight operation and charge four small nickelcadium storage batteries to supply peak current in daytime and operate the set at night
RMDB0PAF–festivities, fireworks, water fireworks, girandole between two suns, imagination of a naval battle, copper engraving, from assets of Jean Apier called Hanzelet (* 1609), 17th century, 17th century, France, graphic, graphics, girandole, girandoles, sun, suns, rocket, missile, rockets, missiles, birds, bird, fire, sailing ship, sailing ships, soldiers, soldier, fights, fighting, fight, naval battle, naval battles, historic, historical, people, Artist's Copyright has not to be cleared
RM2BTPR8Y–Turban and skis in Switzerland. The turban is more fitting for the blazing suns of India, than the snowy heights of Switzerland, but in this picture Mueenddin Chulan of Lahore, India, retains the costume peculiar to his country as he sets out for a day's skiing in the Engelberg. 28 January 1938
RMG65TPE–Phone hacking claims. The Sun's Whitehall editor Clodagh Hartley arriving at Southwark Crown Court in London for her court case.
RM2M3K3B6–The passage of the moon through the cone of the Earth's shadow (invisible in space, but represented diagrammatically here) on 14th September 1932. This eclipse of the moon was not total, with a small section still in the Sun's rays at 10pm (centre moon).
RMD95T3M–Projecting the sun's image through a refracting telescope onto a screen in a darkened room (camera obscura) in order to study sunpots. From 'Selenographia' by Johannes Hevelius (Gedani, Gdansk. Danzig, 1647). Engraving.
RMC8ERX0–Suns eye, Rock Arch, Navajo, Indian Reservation, Monument Valley, Tribal Park, Arizona, USA, United States, America, hole
RMD1P07Y–Bighorn Sheep at the Sun's Eye. Anasazi Petroglyphs, Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park, Utah, USA
RMMDF8FA–The suns shines on Blackpool Tower, on what is believed to be the hottest day of the year so far.
RMEE06E6–The Fourth Vessel: The Sun's Heat Burning Humanity; Unknown; London (probably), England, Europe; about 1255 - 1260
RMDGMT1B–The sun's first rays lying on the mountains of Þórsmoerk Nature Reserve, with Eyjafjallajoekull volcano in the distance
RM2M9BTRG–This diagram drawn by W. B. Robinson illustrates Professor Einstein's Theory that light is subject to gravitation. The drawing was based on British observers' photographs at the eclipse of the sun on the 28-29th May 1919. Photographs of stars were taken during the total eclipse, which were then compared to other plates of the same region taken when the sun was not in the neighbourhood. Comparing the two plates, the stars on the eclipse plates seemed to be pushed outwards, thus starlight was found to be bent by the sun's attraction. Dr A. C. Crommelin, a British observer working on the projec
RMD95T3P–Method of projecting the sun's image through a refracting telescope onto a screen in a darkened room (camera obscura) in order to study sunpots. From 'Selenographia' by Johannes Hevelius (Gedani, Gdansk. Danzig, 1647). Engraving.
RMBTDWTP–The exterior faτade of the grandiose Southern Sun's Lost City Hotel near Rustenburg showing a flowing fountain and pool area
RMBA61GK–Pool-edge senior swimsuit bath-cap sun glass suns portrait series people seniors woman 70-80 years gaze camera cheerfully
RMHGMN85–Eastbourne, East Sussex, UK. 11th Jan, 2017. Suns rays break through the clouds over the Pier.
RMF4EE7G–USA, California, Sun's rays though a California Poppy. Credit as: Christopher Talbot Frank / Jaynes Gallery / DanitaDelimont.com
RMGCJDTN–Molly (left) and Maiya from St Mary's and St Peter's Primary School in Teddington, Middlesex apply suncream as part of Nivea Sun's 'Buddy Up' campaign that helps children in primary schools learn about the importance of staying safer in the sun.
RM2A2KF5Y–Coronation Stone of Motecuhzoma II (Stone of the Five Suns), 1503, Aztec (Mexica), Tenochtitlan, Mexico, Basalt, 55.9 × 66 × 22.9 cm (22 × 26 × 9 in
RMD96NJD–Parhelia (Mock Suns) without haloes, observed in England in 1698. On this occasion the phenomenon, caused by atmospheric refraction, began at 8am when true Sun shone through watery cloud, with mock suns appearing either side, and a pink half mock sun further off. The phenomenon lasted for two hours. From 'The Beauty of the Heavens', Charles F Blunt, (London, 1845). Coloured lithograph.
RM2HMFJP4–Miami Florida,Perez Art Museum Miami,PAMM,gallery contemporary interior inside,artist Penelope Umbrico Suns from Sunsets from Flickr,couple looking
RMH408EW–Ferry, solar cap, passengers, the suns, back view, sea, ship, car ferry, navigation, transport, promotion, cruise, deck, chairs, travellers, tourists, recreation, rest, enjoy, take it easy, leisure time, vacation
RMF396JG–Ticehurst, East Sussex, UK. 2nd October, 2015. UK Weather:Autumn colors as the Suns rays cut through the mist on a cool morning in the East Sussex countryside
RM2DCER22–Guillaume Dupré, (artist), French, c. 1574 - 1642, Apollo Driving the Sun's Car, 1613, bronze, overall (diameter): 7.27 cm (2 7/8 in.), gross weight: 107.8 gr (0.238 lb.), axis: 12:00
RMD98M5Y–Sunspot Up Close. The Sun's complex magnetic field creates this cool region by inhibiting hot material from entering the spot. Sunspots can be larger than the Earth and typically last for only a few days. This high-resolution picture also shows clearly that the Sun's face is a bubbling sea of separate cells of hot gas. These cells are known as granules. A solar granule is about 1000 kilometres across and lasts about 10 minutes. After that, many granules end up exploding.
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