Scientific Pop-Up Discovery Diorama

Create one square macro photograph of a scientific pop-up book diorama for [SCIENTIFIC_DISCOVERY_OR_THEORY]. Use an antique leather-bound journal opened at a precise 90-degree angle, where the vertical page becomes a diagram wall and the horizontal page becomes a miniature laboratory floor. From the book gutter, build a central paper sculpture that represents the discovery, such as a double helix, orbital system, gravity grid, cell structure, prism beam, or another user-specified model. Construct it from folded strips of the journal's own paper, with subtle colored ink or pencil marks to distinguish parts. Add 1:35 scale original researcher figures in period-appropriate clothing, interacting with the model by pointing, measuring, taking notes, or arranging tiny tools. Cover the background page with hand-drawn diagrams, formulas, labels, arrows, and editable title space for the discovery name. Use academic history styling, tactile paper fibers, warm directional light, shallow macro depth, and high texture fidelity. Avoid using exact celebrity or historical portrait likenesses, copied museum layouts, unreadable dense text, false scientific claims, modern brand logos, impossible scale relationships, extra hands, damaged anatomy on figures, and diagrams that contradict the chosen discovery.