Hull Walk — Exterior Maintenance Drone Pass

A 10-second 16:9 exterior space sequence: a maintenance drone's skimming pass along a station's outer hull. The scene opens on the hull's vast curve, acres of solar wings glittering in hard sunlight, a forest of antennae and radiators, a micrometeorite scar patched with bright new plating, the planet's weather swirling far below. 0-4s: The drone skims the hull, solar wings sliding past in glittering ranks, an antenna array sweeping overhead, the patched scar catching the sun in a flash of new metal; below, cloud systems turn in slow spirals on the planet's face. 4-7s: The pass continues past radiator fins glowing faintly at their edges, a dormant manipulator arm folded against the hull, the drone's shadow racing across the plating, the planet's limb curving away beneath. 7-10s: The drone rounds the hull's curve where the universe opens up — stars, the Milky Way's band, a distant satellite glinting as it tumbles — the station falling behind, the void ahead. A tethered tool bag drifts past the drone, wrenches glinting, abandoned mid-repair decades ago. The camera's skim slows over the patched scar, the new plating's weld beads catching the hard sun in a bright seam. Subject and craft: station hull, solar wings, antennae, radiators, patched micrometeorite scar, planet below, starfield, distant satellite. Camera: smooth skimming motion along the hull, rounding the curve to the open universe. Lighting: harsh unfiltered sun and absolute shadow, glittering wings. Mood: industrial, vast, lonely-beautiful. Style: hard sci-fi realism, smooth motion, photorealistic.