{ "prompt_type": "video", "duration": "23 seconds", "aspect_ratio": "9:16 vertical", "style": "immersive first-person POV footage of an astronaut spacewalk outside a space station, filmed on a helmet- and chest-mounted camera during an EVA, photorealistic, documentary realism, the feeling of weightlessness, silence and enormous scale, looks like real footage from orbit", "camera": { "perspective": "first-person POV from a camera mounted on the astronaut's helmet and chest, the rounded top edge of the helmet and the white gloved hands visible in the lower part of the frame", "lens": "ultra-wide fish-eye lens with strong barrel distortion along the edges, the station structures bending and curving toward the corners, emphasizing the vast emptiness of space and the scale of the station", "behavior": "slow, smooth drifting motion with gentle weightless floating, small natural head turns, soft hand-over-hand pulling movements, no shaking, no fast cuts", "image_characteristics": "crisp detail with deep true-black space, bright white suit and station materials close to clipping in direct sunlight, subtle lens flare from the sun, very light digital noise in the shadows, natural colors, no cinematic color grading" }, "on_screen_text": "no on-screen text, no captions, no watermarks, no usernames, no app logos, no end card", "space_environment": { "space": "the deep black vacuum of space filled with a dense field of stars and the glowing band of the Milky Way stretching across the upper part of the frame", "earth": "the curve of the Earth visible on the horizon, bright blue oceans, swirling white cloud cover, a thin glowing blue band of atmosphere along the edge, fading into the darkness of space", "sunlight": "harsh direct unfiltered sunlight from one side, creating extreme contrast between bright sunlit surfaces and pitch-black shadows with no fill light" }, "spacesuit": { "suit": "a white extravehicular spacesuit with thick padded thermal protection layers, grey articulated joints at the elbows and wrists, slightly scuffed fabric texture", "gloves": "bulky white pressurized gloves with grey rubber grip fingertips and textured palms, bending naturally as they grip", "details": "a small control and status display panel on the wrist armature with softly glowing indicators, a safety tether line with a steel carabiner clipped to the station rail, drifting gently in a loose curve" }, "station": { "structure": "modular space station truss with open grey and dark metal frames, cylindrical modules wrapped in silver and gold multi-layer insulation blankets with a crinkled reflective texture", "elements": "large deployed solar array wings with dark blue-black panel grids and silver frames, white radiator panels, communication dishes and antennas, rows of bright yellow EVA handrails designed for spacewalkers to grip and clip onto", "markings": "no readable text, no flags, no agency logos on the station or the suit" }, "sequence": [ { "timecode": "0:00 – 0:07", "title": "Yellow Boom & First Segment", "framing": "the camera looks out over the rounded edge of the helmet and the two white gloves reaching forward", "action": "the astronaut moves forward along a long, bright yellow telescopic boom; both gloved hands grab the yellow rungs one after the other, pulling smoothly hand over hand through weightlessness, the body gliding forward with each pull; the tether drifts in a slow loose curve beside the boom", "environment": "on both sides, station modules wrapped in silver and gold insulation blankets with handrails and deployed solar panels; in the lower right, the sunlit Earth glows with blue oceans and white clouds", "audio": "near-total silence, the astronaut's slow steady breathing inside the helmet, faint suit fan hum, a soft radio click" }, { "timecode": "0:07 – 0:15", "title": "Into the Central Truss", "framing": "the frame opens up as the camera looks straight ahead through the center of the structure", "action": "the yellow rungs give way to an open framework of grey and dark metal struts and guide rails; the astronaut glides through the middle of the frame, holding the outer rails with both hands to keep the trajectory straight, the fish-eye lens curving the struts around the edges of the view", "environment": "straight ahead, a long axis of docking modules, radiators and antennas stretches deep into space toward the sparkling mass of stars, the Milky Way glowing above", "audio": "steady breathing, the soft creak of the gloves gripping the rails, faint radio chatter" }, { "timecode": "0:15 – 0:23", "title": "Instrument Module & the Point", "framing": "the camera approaches the end of the structure, a technical panel filling the center", "action": "the astronaut slows down near the end of the truss; around 0:19 the right glove lets go of the rail and points up briefly toward the stars and the Milky Way, then returns and grips the rail again; on the left, a spherical module wrapped in gold foil drifts into view with reflections of the station's work lights on its crinkled surface; straight ahead sits a complex technical panel full of connectors, cables, sensors and power boxes at the head end of the station", "environment": "the Earth's curve glowing at the bottom of the frame, the stars and Milky Way overhead", "audio": "breathing slowing down, a soft quiet exhale, a faint radio voice" } ], "audio_mood": "the near-silence of space: slow controlled breathing inside the helmet, a low suit ventilation hum, the soft creak and muffled contact of gloves on rails, faint crackling radio chatter, and a quiet ambient score swelling gently under the moment the astronaut po
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