Declutter the Lecture 11 to 14 decks

The four decks follow the deck rules of the course: one figure per hero frame with a one-line caption, a frame that only summarised the neighbouring figure folded into one key-result line under that figure, bullet frames at 3 bullets, tables and derivation steps kept. Lecture 11 goes from 58 to 57 frames, Lecture 12 stays at 56, Lecture 13 goes from 61 to 60 and Lecture 14 stays at 57, all with no overfull box. The board setup sketch sits on the Goal and strategy frame of each deck. Captions that had no credit now carry the source named in the notes. The planning file records the round.

Author: timlichtenberg

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@@ -300,7 +300,7 @@ Each week consists of:
 - **Dedicated slide: Voyager legacy** — only spacecraft to visit Uranus and Neptune; still operational in the interstellar medium; power declining toward ~2030 end of life; our ice giant knowledge is 40 years out of date
 - Future ice giant missions: 2023 US Decadal Survey prioritised a Uranus orbiter as the top flagship mission for the 2030s; mission concepts in study phase; launch window early 2030s; atmospheric entry probe + magnetosphere + moon reconnaissance
 
-- **Length budget (2026-09-10):** deck 49 frames (from 78; 45 after the cut, then figures added to concept frames), notes about 7300 words (from 9269), board sheet 5 live steps; the closing item is Europa Clipper and JUICE on one hero frame; Worksheet 6 drops its comet problem and three parts (4 problems, 13 parts). Round 2 (2026-09-11): nine notes figures that the deck lacked as hero frames; deck 58 frames with 38 figure frames, notes 43 figures; the frame target stays at about 70 and the decision of 2026-09-11 stops the sketch pass here.
+- **Length budget (2026-09-10):** deck 49 frames (from 78; 45 after the cut, then figures added to concept frames), notes about 7300 words (from 9269), board sheet 5 live steps; the closing item is Europa Clipper and JUICE on one hero frame; Worksheet 6 drops its comet problem and three parts (4 problems, 13 parts). Round 2 (2026-09-11): nine notes figures that the deck lacked as hero frames; deck 58 frames with 38 figure frames, notes 43 figures; the frame target stays at about 70 and the decision of 2026-09-11 stops the sketch pass here. Round 3 (2026-09-11): deck 57 frames after the course-wide declutter (one-line hero captions, summary frames folded into a key line under the figure, bullet frames capped at 3, tables and derivation steps exempt); the board setup sketch joins the Goal and strategy frame.
 
 ### Lecture 12: Meteorites, Asteroids, Minor Planets & Comets
 
@@ -356,7 +356,7 @@ Lecture follows the same descriptive-first, payoff-at-the-end structure as L9–
 - Recent mission bonanza (OSIRIS-REx, Hayabusa2, DART, Lucy, Psyche, Rosetta) + upcoming (Hera, Comet Interceptor, LSST) are transforming the field
 - Interstellar visitors connect solar system science directly to exoplanets (forward to L13/L14)
 
-- **Length budget (2026-09-10):** deck 49 frames (from 84; 45 after the cut, then figures added to concept frames), notes about 8100 words (from 12019), board sheet 5 live steps; the closing item is the interstellar visitors. Round 2 (2026-09-11): four notes figures that the deck lacked and three sketches (CAI and chondrule timeline, petrographic and shock scales, oxygen three-isotope plot) as hero frames; deck 56 frames with 41 figure frames, notes 46 figures; the frame target stays at about 70 and the decision of 2026-09-11 stops the sketch pass here.
+- **Length budget (2026-09-10):** deck 49 frames (from 84; 45 after the cut, then figures added to concept frames), notes about 8100 words (from 12019), board sheet 5 live steps; the closing item is the interstellar visitors. Round 2 (2026-09-11): four notes figures that the deck lacked and three sketches (CAI and chondrule timeline, petrographic and shock scales, oxygen three-isotope plot) as hero frames; deck 56 frames with 41 figure frames, notes 46 figures; the frame target stays at about 70 and the decision of 2026-09-11 stops the sketch pass here. Round 3 (2026-09-11): deck 56 frames after the course-wide declutter (one-line hero captions, summary frames folded into a key line under the figure, bullet frames capped at 3, tables and derivation steps exempt); the board setup sketch joins the Goal and strategy frame.
 
 ### Lecture 13: Exoplanets, Detection Methods, Demographics & Characterisation
 
@@ -411,7 +411,7 @@ Lecture follows the same descriptive-first, payoff-at-the-end structure as L9–
   - Slide B (direct imaging of Earth analogues, 2030s–2040s): HWO (NASA, ~6 m coronagraph, ~25 nearby sun-like stars), LIFE (ESA concept, mid-IR nulling interferometer), ELT/GMT/TMT (ground-based, first light 2028–2030s)
 - Open-ended question: what combination of evidence would constitute convincing life detection? Forward reference to L14
 
-- **Length budget (2026-09-10):** deck 52 frames (from 85; 46 after the cut, then figures added to concept frames), notes about 7900 words (from 11549), board sheet 5 live steps; the closing item is the frontier missions of the 2030s on one hero frame; Worksheet 7 drops its direct-imaging and Drake problem and three parts (4 problems, 13 parts). Round 2 (2026-09-11): five notes figures that the deck lacked and four sketches (radial-velocity amplitudes, astrometric amplitude, microlensing light curve, transit timing variations) as hero frames; deck 61 frames with 42 figure frames, notes 47 figures; the frame target stays at about 70 and the decision of 2026-09-11 stops the sketch pass here.
+- **Length budget (2026-09-10):** deck 52 frames (from 85; 46 after the cut, then figures added to concept frames), notes about 7900 words (from 11549), board sheet 5 live steps; the closing item is the frontier missions of the 2030s on one hero frame; Worksheet 7 drops its direct-imaging and Drake problem and three parts (4 problems, 13 parts). Round 2 (2026-09-11): five notes figures that the deck lacked and four sketches (radial-velocity amplitudes, astrometric amplitude, microlensing light curve, transit timing variations) as hero frames; deck 61 frames with 42 figure frames, notes 47 figures; the frame target stays at about 70 and the decision of 2026-09-11 stops the sketch pass here. Round 3 (2026-09-11): deck 60 frames after the course-wide declutter (one-line hero captions, summary frames folded into a key line under the figure, bullet frames capped at 3, tables and derivation steps exempt); the board setup sketch joins the Goal and strategy frame.
 
 ### Lecture 14: Synthesis, Solar System in Context & Astrobiology
 
@@ -475,7 +475,7 @@ Capstone synthesis lecture. Unlike L9–L13, the structure is integration-first
 
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-- **Length budget (2026-09-10):** deck 53 frames (from 72; 41 after the cut, then figures added to concept frames and five course-original sketches), notes about 8000 words (from 9927), board sheet 5 live steps; the closing item is the TRAPPIST-1 b eclipse on one hero frame. Round 2 (2026-09-11): four notes figures that the deck lacked as hero frames; deck 57 frames with 39 figure frames, notes 41 figures; the frame target stays at about 70 and the decision of 2026-09-11 stops the sketch pass here.
+- **Length budget (2026-09-10):** deck 53 frames (from 72; 41 after the cut, then figures added to concept frames and five course-original sketches), notes about 8000 words (from 9927), board sheet 5 live steps; the closing item is the TRAPPIST-1 b eclipse on one hero frame. Round 2 (2026-09-11): four notes figures that the deck lacked as hero frames; deck 57 frames with 39 figure frames, notes 41 figures; the frame target stays at about 70 and the decision of 2026-09-11 stops the sketch pass here. Round 3 (2026-09-11): deck 57 frames after the course-wide declutter (one-line hero captions, summary frames folded into a key line under the figure, bullet frames capped at 3, tables and derivation steps exempt); the board setup sketch joins the Goal and strategy frame.
 
 
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