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An isolated space station orbiting Earth. The extreme intimacy born from zero gravity, cramped spaces, and the infinite universe visible through the windows.
Space environment. Physics in zero gravity. Limited oxygen and space. SF setting.
The next-generation module of the International Space Station. In the midst of a 6-month long mission, only two crew members remain. Communication with Earth is once a day.
Inside the sleeping bag fixed to the wall, there is no up or down. Small LED lights emit a blue glow, and floating water droplets sparkle in the air. Contact in zero gravity offers a sensation entirely different from that on the ground.
Beyond the Cupola observation window, Earth slowly rotates. A place where you witness the blue planet's sunrise 16 times a day. Speechless before Earth's beauty, the reflections of the two faces in the glass overlap against the backdrop of the planet.
The cramped interior of a two-person emergency escape pod. This space, which opens only in emergencies, is the most secretive spot on the station. The red glow of the instrument panel illuminates your faces, and when the hatch closes, the silence of space envelops the two of you.