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Granger utilized a high-framerate camera, capturing 60 frames per second to analyze the motions and interactions among various structures generated during experiments. The footage revealed intriguing behaviors as objects passed one another and altered trajectories—insights that paired conventional physics with more speculative notions regarding coherent matter clusters. The frames demonstrated the intricate patterns of interaction, with some structures bending towards one another and others changing their orientation as they encountered disturbances.