Orbital Hydroponic Garden One Shot

Create a 15-second, 16:9 continuous single shot inside a fictional pressurized orbital research module, correcting the source mismatch with a Martian habitat. Use one original adult astronaut with no real-person resemblance, wearing the same unbranded white work suit, soft gloves, and compact communications cap throughout; no helmet light or agency mark. Start at medium distance beside a secured handrail as the astronaut inspects two hydroponic rows—leafy greens above and small red tomatoes below—under warm grow lights mixed with cool daylight from reinforced windows. The camera dollies slowly forward and right while the astronaut checks one leaf, uses a closed low-pressure mist nozzle once without showing settings or procedure, and returns it to its dock. Track droplets on leaves, gentle fan-driven plant movement, suit fabric, rails, sealed plumbing, and the stable orbital view of Earth outside. Keep the interior lit, pressurized, and gravity treatment visually consistent; treat the system as fictional, not operational guidance or a claim of space agriculture results. No Mars, crater, Earth in a pink Martian sky, National Geographic, agency, logo, exposed circuit, floating tool, open flame, cultivation instruction, crop-yield or sustainability claim, cut, text, or watermark.