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Both matte photographs lie flat in direct contact with the workbench and overlap by less than 1 cm. Iijima’s left fingertips press the diffraction photograph’s near corner against the bench. Iijima’s right hand closes around the magnifier handle while the lens remains centered above the six wall fringes. The microscope column meets its heavy base, the base meets the floor and its cables enter the rear cabinet. Iijima’s shoes meet the laboratory floor behind the bench. The true carbon needle is roughly 3–30 nm wide; the 1.7 m researcher establishes room scale and the 25 cm photograph establishes displayed scale. It is 1991: Pale knee-length laboratory coat over a collared shirt and dark trousers; ordinary indoor shoes.; Painted steel, matte photographic paper, blackened metal, optical glass and scratched laminate.; High-resolution transmission electron microscopy, electron diffraction, optical magnifier and photographic image processing. 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