pneumatic trough & gasometer | Bunsen burner (& spectroscope) | Erlenmeyer flask | Petri dish (& culture plates) | test tube | telescope (& radio telescope) | microscope (& electron microscope) | compass, galvanometer | magnetometer | oscilloscope (& "Crookes"/vacuum/cathode-ray tube)

1. MRI
2. cloud chamber
3. lab bench
4. measuring skulls: mustard seed & shot
5. collecting gases
6. Lavoisier memorial
7. gasometer
8. . . . and a Newcommen engine
9. "Bunsen" burner
10. alcohol burner
11. Robert Bunsen & spectroscope
12. spectra lines w/ cesium, thallium
13. "Desdega" burner?
14. Lavoisier's combustion flask
15. round-bottomed flask
16. Erlenmeyer & "his" flask
17. Petri dish
18. Robert Koch & cholera
19. culture flask & Petri dish
20. Alexander Fleming & his penicillin culture
21. test tubes
22. chemistry kits, w/ wine glasses
23. Galileo's telescope
24. lens [van Eyck, 1436]
25. lunar surface [Galileo]
26. sunspots [Galileo]
27. Galileo's notebooks on the moons of Jupiter
28. Jocelyn Bell and radio telescopes, new & old
29. pulsar signal
30. microscope
31. Leuvenhoek's microscope(s) (recconstruction)
32. compund microscope with image by Robert Hooke
33. view of Thames water, 1828
34. cells, 1884
35. endoplasmic reticulum
36. mesosome
37. compass
38. Chinese geomancer's spoon
39. galvanometer
40. . . . how it works
41. magnetometer
42. polar wandering
43. oscilloscope
44. Crookes & "his" tube
45. cathode ray tube
46. J.J. Thomson
47. oscilloscope
48. television (or computer monitor)
49. Joule's mechanical equivalent of heat
50. the paddles
51. Coulomb's apparatus (reconstruction)

52. bubble chamber image
53. Charles Thompson Rees Wilson
54. Ben Nevis
55. . . . with rainbow
56. & again
57. meteorological observatory
58. solar fogbow
59. lunar halo (similar to corona)
60. glories
61. -- 70. Ashcroft's images of atmosphere affected by Krakatoa fallout

    71. Wilson's cloud chamber photograph of ions, 1911
    72. positron track, 1932