10/22/2000

Whiskey manufacturing in Scotland

Smoke from cooling towers; UK; 1970.

1930s: UNITED STATES: surface cooling of milk. Milk runs over surface. Sterilization of milk bottles. Men handle glass milk bottles

Camera pans over a cool, colored texture.

Item title reads - Test Prelim. <br/> <br/>M.C.C. play an Australian XI in cricket match. Melbourne, Australia. <br/> <br/>Various shots of Colin McCool in action bowling for Australia. M/S Denis Compton batting, he walks off after being caught by McCool. M/S as Miller catches England Captain Wally Hammond. M/S of spectators applauding. M/S as Hammond walks off the pitch.

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volcano - eruption - Hawaii - cu lava flows down channel - cooling lava in fg - two shots

JOHN MCKENZIE / BODY COOLING

COOLING MILK

A2 / France 2

HZ MOROCCO COOLING RIADS

LL Cool J defends duet about race with Brad Paisley

Close-up of a circular sunspot on the surface of the Sun. The sunspot appears darker than the surrounding surface as it is a lot cooler. The spots are formed by strong magnetic fields perpendicular to the surface, which suppress the convection of hot material from below. It is this convection that forms the granulation seen around the spot. The sunspot was imaged at a near UV wavelength of t 396.8 nanometres. Filmed on 2nd July 2010 by the Swedish one-metre Solar Telescope at the Roque de los Muchachos Observatory on La Palma, in the Canary Islands.

L.L. Cool J. talks about his latest movie, "The Deep Blue Sea." L.L talks about his character, careers, and what he feels acting is about.

A2 / France 2

Romanian cows cool off in the Danube

9/21/2022

Mountain range and cool water below

Unissued / Unused material. <br/> <br/>Cricket. Australia. <br/> <br/>Various shots of the second test match including shots of McCool bowling. M/S scoreboard. <br/> <br/>Cataloguer's note: date of item: 23/12/1946.

LEARNING WHAT’S COOL

An adult African elephant bull (Loxodonta africana) fanning his ears gently. African elephants are herbivores and the world's largest and heaviest land animals. Their ears have many tiny blood vessels which are close to the surface. If the animal needs to cool down, they fan their ears to create a breeze and cool down their blood supply efficiently. It is believed that their blood vessels can also dilate to increase the flow of blood to their ears and in doing so further increase cooling. Adults will usually consume between 65 to 100 liters of water a day but can go for up to 4 days without water. Filmed in Etosha National Park, Namibia, Southern Africa.

JOHN MCKENZIE / BODY COOLING