Crater's Edge — Drone Orbit Over a Smoking Caldera

16:9 video, about 14 seconds, 24fps. An active caldera at 9 AM: the crater lake glows acid-green, sulfur stains the walls yellow and white, and the steam vents hiss.

0-5s: The drone begins its slow orbit with the crater lake centered — an acid-green eye in the mountain's skull. Sulfur stains the crater walls in yellows and whites, and steam vents hiss along the rim, white plumes tearing sideways. The lake's color shifts with the angle, green deepening to jade and back.
5-10s: The orbit continues, the steam as the moving element: a great plume leans in the wind, bending over the lake, its shadow racing across the green water. The crater's far wall looms, banded in sulfur strata, and a secondary vent pulses white at the waterline. The morning sun catches the sulfur yellows, making them burn.
10-14s: The drone completes the circle, the lake centered and glowing, the steam plumes braided by the wind. The shot holds on the alien green — beautiful, volatile, indifferent — before the orbit's end. A fresh hiss rises from a shoreline vent, and the plume leans harder in the wind.

Detail: the sulfur's yellow-white banding, the steam plumes' wind-bent shapes, the lake's shifting green, the hissing vents. Camera: slow orbit with the crater lake centered, the steam as the moving element. Lighting: morning sun on the sulfur yellows and the lake's eerie green. Atmosphere: alien, volatile, beautiful — the planet's chemistry on display. Style: vivid 4K aerial, sulfur and acid-green tones, geological awe.