Ring Spin — Rotating Habitat Interior Flythrough

A 12-second 16:9 science-fiction flythrough: a continuous drone flight inside a colossal rotating space habitat where the land curves up and overhead. The scene opens above a park on the ring's inner surface, real grass underfoot, trees and pathways arcing impossibly up both sides until the far side hangs overhead like a green ceiling, an artificial sun-strip glowing along the ring's axis. 0-4s: The drone skims low over the park lawn, the curvature disorienting as the horizon bends upward, residents jogging along the lakeside promenade beneath the sun-strip, their reflections doubling in the still lake. 4-8s: The flight threads through a market street built directly on the inner hull, stalls and awnings on what reads as the sky-wall, shoppers walking on surfaces tilted at impossible angles, the drone banking to follow the ring's curve. 8-12s: The drone rises over a grassy hill where the full impossible geometry resolves — the entire habitat visible at once, land wrapping overhead in a complete circle, the far side's tiny lights twinkling like a ceiling of stars. Subject and craft: rotating habitat ring, park, lake promenade, joggers, market stalls, shoppers, curvature geometry, sun-strip. Camera: smooth continuous FPV-style flight, low skims rising to a wide reveal, horizon deliberately uncorrected for disorientation. Lighting: bright simulated daylight from the axis strip, soft even fill, saturated greens. Mood: disorienting, wondrous, homey. Style: sci-fi establishing cinematography, impossible-geometry framing, smooth continuous motion, photorealistic CGI realism.