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Reference Map: @Image1 = the adult man’s exact identity, facial features, age, skin tone, head shape, and body proportions only. Do not copy the studio clothing, white background, standing pose, or lighting.

Create one uninterrupted 15-second photorealistic cinematic take in open space, with no cuts.

00:00–00:03 — Begin with a wide full-body shot. The same man is floating calmly in zero gravity several meters outside a large realistic modular orbital station. He faces the camera in a natural weightless posture, arms slightly separated from his body, legs relaxed. He wears a highly detailed white EVA spacesuit with gloves, boots, life-support backpack, and a safety tether visibly connected to the station. The clear pressure visor is closed, while the golden sun visor is raised so his exact face remains clearly visible. The station fills much of the background. Earth is still completely outside the frame.

00:03–00:06.5 — The camera performs a smooth physical dolly forward, not a lens zoom, transitioning from the full-body view to a tight close-up of his face inside the helmet. Strong natural parallax moves across the station behind him. Preserve his identity perfectly. Keep visor reflections controlled and transparent. He calmly looks directly into the lens with quiet wonder. Only subtle breathing and minimal inertial body drift.

00:06.5–00:12 — Without cutting or stopping, the camera moves toward camera-right, passes close beside the astronaut’s left shoulder, and continues in one smooth 180-degree orbit around him. Simultaneously, the camera gradually pulls back. The astronaut does not turn, spin, or follow the camera; he maintains his original orientation. Around 00:08, the blue curved edge of Earth begins appearing naturally from the side of the frame. As the orbit continues, more of Earth is progressively revealed, with white clouds, oceans, land, and a thin luminous atmosphere.

00:12–00:15 — Complete the orbit directly behind the astronaut and ease into a stable wide rear view, showing him almost full-body from behind as he silently faces the enormous Earth. His life-support backpack and tether remain correct and continuous. Earth dominates the composition while a small portion of the station remains near the edge of the frame. Decelerate smoothly and hold this final composition for the last three seconds.

Photorealistic cinematic orbital footage, physically plausible zero-gravity motion, stable station geometry, realistic human scale, hard directional sunlight, subtle reflected blue light from Earth, deep black space, restrained star visibility, high dynamic range, crisp suit textures, controlled visor reflections.

Audio: only quiet breathing inside the helmet and very faint radio static; no dialogue, no music, no external wind or space sounds.

Avoid cuts, transitions, camera teleportation, abrupt speed changes, shaky camera, subject rotation, walking or gravity-based movement, face drift, identity changes, facial distortion, morphing, duplicated body parts, incorrect anatomy, suit or helmet changes, disappearing tether, deformed station geometry, premature Earth reveal, unrealistic planet scale, excessive visor glare, text, captions, flags, logos, or watermarks.