Earthshine — Lunar Night Earth Gaze

A 12-second lunar night film, 16:9: the two-week night, and the base lit by earthshine — Earth full and blue in the black sky. The hook: soft blue radiance on gray domes, and one astronaut walking the perimeter.
0-4s: The base at night: no sun for fourteen days, only earthshine — Earth full and blue, bathing the domes and rovers in soft blue radiance. The drone drifts through the sleeping base: pressure domes glowing faintly blue, a rover parked with frost on its panels, warm window accents glowing amber here and there.
4-8s: A lone astronaut on night watch walks the perimeter — their shadow sharp in the earthlight, breath fogging inside the helmet, the only movement in the sleeping base. The camera drifts alongside: the figure small against the domes, the blue light on the suit, the stars absolute above.
8-12s: The drone rises gently: the whole base below in blue radiance, the astronaut's figure crossing between domes, Earth hanging huge and blue over it all. Peaceful, lonely, beautiful. End on the earthshine.
Craft: the subjects are the base (domes, rovers, frost, warm windows) and the lone night-watch astronaut; Earth as the lighting designer and the emotional anchor; the absolute stars as the ceiling. Camera: a slow drifting motion through the base, a perimeter-walk follow, one gentle rise. Lighting: blue earthshine on gray, warm window accents, starlight. Atmosphere: peaceful, lonely, beautiful — the quiet shift. Style: lunar night cinematography, 24fps, 12 seconds, 16:9.