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Both recoil tracks lie within the same detector-medium focal plane and follow separate, closely parallel paths. Irregular grains physically constitute each track rather than floating above the detector medium. The optical vignette meets the microscope field continuously around its entire circular perimeter. On a 20 cm-wide finished print, the circular field is about 17 cm across and each enlarged track spans roughly 7 cm. It is 1951, examination two days after the George test: Researchers remain outside the tightly cropped microscope field.; Photographic detector medium, optical glass and monochrome film stock.; Transmitted-light optical microscopy at 500× and period photographic recording. Two slender, nearly parallel proton-recoil tracks appear as irregular dark grain clusters across one mottled detector field.", "style_description": {"aesthetics": "restrained evidentiary certainty. 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