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photorealistic, futuristic — Inside the ISS, Sarah Gillis floats, suspended in zero gravity, a wooden violin poised beneath her chin. Her long, dark hair radiates outward in a gravity-free halo as her eyes focus intently on the strings. She wears a black athletic long-sleeve top emblazoned with "COOPERATIVE EDGE," her sleeves pushed up slightly as her fingers move with quiet precision. Behind her, the curve of Earth glows through a wide, circular observation window — rich blue oceans and white cloud swirls fill the cosmos. The station’s silver and white interior surrounds her in subtle curves and reflective panels. A soft shaft of filtered sunlight cuts across the cabin, catching the varnish of the violin, the sheen of her dark clothing, and the motion of her bow. In this rare scene, science and humanity meet — a symphony played where none should be heard, an astronaut not just surviving in space, but thriving, creating, becoming something beautiful beyond reason.