Vikidia:Image of the week/2014

This page displays all the images featured as "image of the week" on Vikidia:Main page during the year 2014.

Week 1	Week 2	Week 3
Week 4 A spider (Argiope trifasciata)	Week 5 A spider (Argiope trifasciata)	Week 6 Sunrise in Viru bog, Estonia.
Week 7 Idea leuconoe	Week 8 A tower in Toronto	Week 9 A fly.
Week 10 File:Northern light 01.jpg An aurora in the region Lapland in the north of Sweden.	Week 11 The Dent de Man: a volcanic plug near the city of Man, in Côte d'Ivoire.	Week 12 The boat lift of Strépy-Thieu, in Belgium, is currently the tallest one in the world.
Week 13 A caterpillar of Old World Swallowtail.	Week 14 The space shuttle Discovery at NASA's Kennedy Space Center, in 2006	Week 15 The Encyclopædia Britannica (here the 3rd edition, dated 1797) is the oldest English-language encyclopedia still being produced.
Week 16 Last Supper, a painting by Peter Paul Rubens, depicts the origin of the sacrament Eucharist which Christians commemorate on Maundy Thursday.	Week 17 Mount Hood, located in Oregon, United States, is one of the volcanos part of the Cascade Range.	Week 18 Patio of the Lions in Granada at the Alhambra.
Week 19 In the thirteenth century, a Mongolian sovereign named Kublai Khan conquered China, where he then founded the Yuan dynasty. Marco Polo served him for two decades.	Week 20 The mayflower, also known as trailing arbutus, is an emblem of both Nova Scotia, in Canada, and Massachusetts, in the United States of America.	Week 21 This week, the citizens of the European Union will elect new members of the European Parliament (here at work in Strasbourg, France).
Week 22 Fortifications in Valletta, the capital city of Malta.	Week 23 Mushrooms are the fruiting parts of some fungi. Many of them bear lamellae (also known as gills), which they use to disperse their spores.	Week 24 Hoodoos in the Cappadocia region, Turkey. Also known as Fairy Chimneys, such geologic structures consist of tall columns of eroded soft rocks capped with less eroded harder rocks.
Week 25 The Pascaline is an early calculator invented and built in the 17th century by Blaise Pascal, a French mathematician, physicist, inventor, philosopher and writer.	Week 26 Most carrots are orange due to the presence of β-carotene. An enzyme in the intestine of the human body can convert this pigment into vitamin A, a substance important for our development, our immune system and our vision.	Week 27 The Parliament of Canada, in Ottawa, was established on 1 July 1867.
Week 28 A herd of African elephants in the savanna (Serengeti National Park, Tanzania).	Week 29 “Breakfast under the big birch tree” by Swedish painter Carl Larsson, 1896.	Week 30 The Hohenzollern Castle is a castle about 50 km south of Stuttgart, Germany. It is considered the ancestral seat of the Hohenzollern family, which emerged in the Middle Ages and eventually became German Emperors.
Week 31 Edelweiss is a mountain flower, protected in several countries.	Week 32 Traditional houses and outrigger canoe at the end of the 19th century on the Nauru island in the Pacific Ocean.	Week 33 An 18th century Persian astrolabe.
Week 34 Harvesting cranberries in New Jersey.	Week 35 The BMW Tower and museum in Munich, Germany.	Week 36 A male yellow-winged darter, a dragonfly that can be found in Europe and China.
Week 37 The Fabricius' Bridge (Pons Fabricius) spans part of the Tiber river in Rome. Built by the Romans in 62 BC, it is still used today.	Week 38 Dancers performing in The Nutcracker ballet.	Week 39 Elvis Presley in a promotional photo for the movie, Jailhouse Rock
Week 40 Corned Beef and cabbage is a popular dish served on St. Patrick's Day in the United States	Week 41 Bengal tigress at the Jim Corbett National Park	Week 42 Sydney Opera House
Week 43 Mechanical Valentine from the 1920s. When a tab is pulled, the rocking horse and the boy teeter to and fro.	Week 44 American Gothic by Grant Wood, 1930	Week 45 Satellite photo of Lake Tanganyika in Africa, 1985
Week 46 A postage stamp of the Soviet Union honouring the first orbital flight of its Buran spacecraft on 15 November 1988.	Week 47	Week 48
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