At the center of a vast white mineral basin, a recently landed meteorite levitates a meter above its own crater. Around it, concentric rings of shattered red stone hang vertically in the air, each ring larger than the last, as if the impact shockwave became solid before it could fade. Long shadows stripe the salt beneath. Wide panoramic photograph, severe desert noon, brilliant white, oxidized crimson, black metallic meteor. Place one tiny unmanned survey rover between the rings for scale. Preserve irregular fracture surfaces and scattered falling grit, capturing a violent event arrested in an exact, monumental spatial rhythm.
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