Gasses Collection

DNA molecule, artwork
DNA molecule. Computer artwork of a double stranded DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid) molecule amongst clouds of swirling gas. DNA is composed of two strands twisted into a double helix

Gas Blow-out - Bolivia
Gas blow-out - Bolivia - the Yacimentos oilfield region Date: circa 1910s

An engraving depicting the production of white lead (carbonated lead) used mainly in the paint industry
5311633 An engraving depicting the production of white lead (carbonated lead) used mainly in the paint industry. On a bed of spent tanner's bark were set pots of vinegar

Birth of two stillborn babies, 15th century (engraving)
5311584 Birth of two stillborn babies, 15th century (engraving); (add.info.: The explosion is supposed to be uterine gasses)

The Explosion
Ryan Dyar

Oil Refinery

WW1 - German-taught Turkish Chemists preparing Poisonous Gases - 12th June 1915. Date: 1915

Benxi cement plant in NE China
Benxi, China, April 1999; Cement plants anywhere in the world tend not to win beauty contests. And this one, in the bleak industrial city of Benxi

Sunspot, artwork C017 / 7364
Sunspot. Computer artwork of a section of the Suns surface, showing a sunspot (dark, centre-left). Sunspots are temporary dark areas that appear on the photosphere (outer surface) of the Sun

Neptunes interior, artwork
Neptunes interior. Computer artwork showing the interior structure of the planet Neptune. Internally, Neptune is divided into three major layers: a 5000 km-thick gaseous atmosphere (blue)

Saturns interior, artwork
Saturns interior. Computer artwork showing the interior structure of the planet Saturn. Usually, Saturn and Jupiter are known as gas giants, but they are not made entirely of gas

Venuss atmosphere, artwork
Venuss atmosphere, computer artwork. Venus has a thick, acidic atmosphere, that traps the heat of the Sun (arrows) causing a runaway green-house effect

Reaction of hydrogen and oxygen to water C017 / 3607
Reaction of hydrogen and oxygen to water. Computer artwork showing how hydrogen (H2, left) combines with oxygen (O2, centre) to form two water (H2O, right)

Uranus interior, artwork
Uranus interior. Computer artwork showing the internal structure of Uranus. The standard model of Uranuss structure is that it consists of three layers: a rocky core at its centre

Decline of forests due to pollution C016 / 7509
Decline of forests due to pollution, conceptual image. Computer artwork representing the decline of forests caused by an increase in environmental pollution from cars

Milky way and surrounding dwarf galaxies. Image from space looking towards the Milky Way (centre left). Here the spiralling arms of the galaxy can be clearly seen

European nitrogen dioxide emissions, 2008 C016 / 3063
European nitrogen dioxide emissions, 2008. Map of Europe showing average annual tropospheric nitrogen dioxide (NO2) measurements as recorded by the Ozone Monitoring Instrument (OMI)

19th Century furnace for gas lighting. Historical artwork showing a coal-fired furnace designed by the Scottish engineer William Murdoch (1754-1839)

Carbon dioxide removal, conceptual image
The CO2-Machine-sign

Great Comet of 1861, artwork
The Great Comet of 1861 formally designated C/1861 J1 and 1861 II, was a comet that was visible to the naked eye for approximately 3 months

titan landscape, artwork
Titan landscape, computer artwork. View across the polar region of Titan towards Saturn rising above the horizon. Titan is the largest of Saturns numerous moons

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"Gasses: Unveiling the Invisible Forces Shaping Our World" From the intricate dance of a DNA molecule to mesmerizing artwork, gasses hold an enigmatic power that transcends our understanding. In Bolivia, a gas blow-out creates a breathtaking spectacle, reminding us of nature's raw energy and unpredictability. Meanwhile, flying books seem to defy gravity as they float effortlessly through the air, symbolizing knowledge and imagination taking flight. But not all encounters with they can serene. The explosion at an oil refinery serves as a stark reminder of their potential for destruction when mishandled or unleashed uncontrollably. History reveals darker chapters too; during WW1, German-taught Turkish chemists prepared poisonous gases that forever changed warfare tactics. This haunting episode reminds us of humanity's capacity for both scientific advancement and devastating consequences. Journeying to Benxi cement plant in NE China unveils the industrial side - where they fuel progress and construction while leaving behind towering smokestacks that paint contrasting images against clear skies. Beyond Earth's boundaries lies a cosmic fascination with gasses. Sunspots captivate astronomers' attention as they study these mysterious phenomena through captivating artwork like C017/7364. Delving deeper into our solar system, we explore Neptunes interior - its swirling gases hinting at hidden secrets waiting to be unraveled. Artistic interpretations also shed light on Mercurys internal structure; molten iron core surrounded by layers of volatile gases create an otherworldly beauty within this closest planet to the sun. Saturn's majestic rings encircle its gas-filled interior like ethereal halos captured in awe-inspiring artwork. These celestial wonders remind us how vast and diverse our universe truly is. Lastly, Venus' atmosphere comes alive through vivid artistic renditions - showcasing thick clouds composed mainly of carbon dioxide that shroud this scorching planet in an eerie yet captivating ambiance. Gasses, both seen and unseen, shape our existence in ways we often overlook.