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A lone astronaut in sleek black space gear stands on the barren, rust-colored surface of Mars, gazing at an immense wall of old CRT televisions stacked chaotically in a mesmerizing, surreal arrangement. The dusty Martian air swirls slightly around him, illuminated by the eerie glow of countless flickering screens. Each screen displays a different distorted scene—glitching static, fragments of forgotten films, deep space anomalies, cryptic messages, and ghostly reflections of the astronaut himself, as if he is being watched from another reality. The televisions emit a mix of neon blue, purple, and red lights, casting a cyberpunk-like glow onto the astronaut's helmet and the cracked Martian ground. Some screens seem almost sentient, shifting their imagery as if responding to the astronaut’s presence. In the distance, jagged Martian rock formations fade into the darkness, reinforcing the isolation of the scene. The astronaut stands frozen, overwhelmed by the overwhelming flood of information and visuals, lost in an infinite loop of reflections, media, and memories. Ultra-detailed, cinematic composition, hyper-realistic textures, dynamic lighting, deep shadows contrasting with vibrant screen reflections, inspired by the works of Simon Stålenhag and Moebius, infused with cyber-surrealism and retro-futuristic aesthetics. <lora:aidmaHyperrealismv0.3:0.25> aidmaHyperrealism <lora:flux.1_lora_flyway_Epic-detail_v2:0.65> <lora:aidmaMJ6.1_v0.5_3:0.7> aidmamj6.1