Zero-G Garden — Hydroponics Bay Drift

A 10-second 16:9 weightless garden drift: a slow float through a space station's hydroponics bay in zero gravity. The scene opens between the green rows, tomato vines growing in floating spheres of water that wobble gently, lettuce racks rotating slowly on their axes, a fine mist of nutrients hanging in the air like glitter, Earth's blue glowing through the viewports at the bay's end. 0-4s: The drone weaves between the rows, passing a sphere where a tomato vine's roots trail in the water globe, droplets breaking free and orbiting slowly; ahead, a botanist in a flight suit tends a drifting orchid, water globules orbiting her like tiny planets, her hair fanned in the weightlessness. 4-7s: The camera drifts past her as she releases the orchid, its roots trailing in a water sphere, a nutrient mist puff catching the grow-light and sparkling; a lettuce rack rotates by, leaves rippling in the air current. 7-10s: The drift continues toward the viewports, the green rows falling behind, Earth's curve filling the glass, the botanist's silhouette small among the floating garden. Subject and craft: botanist in flight suit, tomato vines in water spheres, rotating lettuce racks, drifting orchid, nutrient mist, viewports with Earth. Camera: slow weaving zero-g drift, floating unhurried motion. Lighting: bright grow-light greens, Earth's blue through the viewports, sparkling mist. Mood: serene, fertile, hopeful. Style: sci-fi nature cinematography, weightless motion, photorealistic.