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A small recorder room at Cambridge's Mullard Radio Astronomy Observatory on 28 November 1967: bare painted block wall, linoleum floor, timber workbench, and matte analogue apparatus in a close working view. The recorder's four rubber feet contact the timber workbench. The powered drive roller pinches the paper against the platen and advances it beneath the contacting nib toward the output tray. The pen arm pivots on its fixed carriage, and the nib physically touches the paper at the sixth rising pulse. The output tray supports the paper's full visible loose fold; the paper hangs under gravity rather than floating. Bell's right fingers close around the recorder's attached speed lever, her left fingers close around the tray rim, and both shoes contact the floor. The lamp clamp grips the bench edge, and each bench leg meets the linoleum. 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