Capture a side-mounted rocket camera view during ascent, looking back down at Earth's curved horizon…
Prompt
Capture a side-mounted rocket camera view during ascent, looking back down at Earth's curved horizon far below. Show the massive booster engines still firing, bright orange-white thruster flames roaring against the blackness of space, exhaust trailing in a thin turbulent plume that catches sunlight. Frame the rocket's metallic hull dominating the foreground, streaked with scorch marks, frost patches, and rivet detail, lit by harsh unfiltered sunlight on one side and deep shadow on the other. Below, Earth's atmosphere glows in a thin blue-to-orange gradient hugging the horizon line, with white cloud formations swirling over deep ocean blue and faint landmasses visible through haze. Add scattered stars piercing the pure black sky above, and a subtle lens flare where sunlight grazes the camera housing. Use a wide-angle fisheye-style lens distortion typical of actual rocket exterior cameras, slight chromatic aberration at the edges, and visible sensor grain for realism. Emphasize dramatic scale contrast between the tiny rocket body and the vast planet beneath, with crisp mechanical details up close and soft atmospheric haze in the distance. Lighting should feel like true unfiltered space sunlight — extremely high contrast, cinematic, and physically accurate, evoking real SpaceX or NASA onboard footage aesthetics.
