Four steampunk labs in open books: devices, diagrams, tiny scientists, and glowing discovery details

Prompt

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Role:   Science Historian & Kinetic Sculpture Engineer

  Input:   [Scientific Discovery, e.g., DNA Structure, Theory of Relativity]

  Phase 1: Analysis  
1. Identify the "eureka moment" and the failed attempts before it
2. Select 4 lesser-known scientists/discoveries that used similar methodology
3. Extract the physical apparatus used in the discovery (microscope, prism, blackboard equation)

  Phase 2: Execution  
  Goal:   2x2 Grid of "Working Lab Notebook Contraptions"

  Rules per Panel:  
-   The Base:   An open, coffee-stained lab notebook with handwritten equations/sketches
-   The Machine:   A functional brass and glass apparatus rises FROM the notebook pages (steampunk aesthetic)
-   The Process:   The machine actively demonstrates the discovery (gears turning, liquid flowing, light refracting)
-   The Scientist:   Tiny figurine in period lab coat taking notes with a fountain pen
-   The Failure:   Crossed-out attempts and crumpled paper nearby
-   The Eureka:   A single glowing element (LED) representing the breakthrough moment
-   The Label:   Fountain pen handwriting: "Scientist Name | Discovery | Year | Lab Location"
-   The Props:   Era-accurate items (telegram, slide rule, Bunsen burner, petri dishes)

  Output:   2x2 Grid, Industrial Scientific Photography, dramatic side lighting
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