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• A NASA Image Site The Hubble Space Telescope Image Archive  Prinston pictures
• This is ITSC's Movie Archive Site which contains a reasonable number of downloadable movies of fluid phenomena, including shock waves, water waves, runup, etc.
• The ITSC site has a Movie Link Page.
• The NASA Dryden site  has a collection of both pictures and short summaries of aircraft specs and history.
• Peter Steehouwer has a great site filled with aircraft photos. In many cases these illustrate fundamental fluid flows.
• Another spectacular aircraft image site is  at Sky-Flash Aviation site.
• Here is a commercial site (Computational Engineering International) containing a few animations and stills.
• On Tom Praisner's Homepage you can find several pictures of vortex-related flows.  Flow Pics link. His research page also contains a number of images.
• Greg Miller at the University of Chicago has a large number of mpegs of shock waves in solids.
• Here is a Stanford site primarily dedicated to images of turbulence and separation.
• The Army High Performance Computing Center in U. of Minnisota has a collection of their calculations. Most of these are in the form of mpegs.
• More images and (very large) movies of vorticies and turbulence can be found at this University of Surrey site.
• This site ( associated with the J.M. Burgers Centre for Fluid Dynamics ) is primarily comprised of movies and animations of free surface waves although some animations of shock waves and convection are available.
• Here is a German site with a number of very nice mpegs of flows, many of which are free surface flows.
• Leon van Dommelen has some nice images of separation, including one showing the effect of vorticies interacting with the boundary layer on a cylinder.
• Here's a University of Buffalo CFD Gallery.
• Very large jpegs and gifs of CFD calculations can be found at this Finnish site.
• Steve Massey, at ODU and NASA Langley, has a large number of images and movies of his delta wing work.
• Brady Brown, now at Krispin Technologies , has set up a site of animations involving shock wave refraction and diffraction in dense and perfect gases.
• Gunter Schnerr at Karlsruhe has placed several images of both experimental and computational results on his department's site.
• Some movies and pictures of CFD-generated images can be found at this NASA site.
• Here's a nice picture site of the Northern Lights (Aurora Borealis).
• A group of space scientists in the University of Michigan have posted this picture site of computational MHD (Magneto-Hydro-Dynamics) applied to planetary and cometary bow shocks.
• This is a site from Oak Ridge National Lab on the visualization of MHD (Magneto-Hydro-Dynamics) instabilities in fusion power generation devices.
• The EPA manages this Image Gallery.
• A fellow in the University of Alberta has set up a "Bug Flow" site.  

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