The first highlighted track shows the trajectory of the from the decay of an omegaminus . This then decays into a and a . The lambda decays to a proton and a in a characteristic vee; the decays to two photons which (against the odds) both produce e+e- pairs in the hydrogen.
Victor Weisskopf, the ex-Director General of CERN, used to joke by showing a blank sheet of paper and calling it a bubble chamber picture of a decaying to a and a – neutral particles are not supposed to leave traces in a bubble chamber!
For details of the important picture – the discovery of the omega-
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