## What this is This is a full 3D mega-world recreation of a week aboard the International Space Station. The ISS slowly rolls in low Earth orbit above a shader-rendered Earth with day/night terminator, twilight band, atmospheric fresnel, and procedural continents and city lights. Eight ISS modules — Harmony, Destiny, Cupola, Tranquility, Zvezda, Soyuz, JEM Kibo, PMM — sit on the truss with four solar arrays and two radiators. Seven named crew + two EVA astronauts in gold visors and tethers run a seven-day expedition arc that condenses into about ten minutes of wall-clock time before the world reseeds with a fresh expedition roster. You don't play it. You watch it. ## Why this is mind-blowing The seven-day arc has actual structure: Day 1 is Soyuz docking with thruster cone glow, Day 2 is crew handover, Day 3 is science ops, Day 4 is a tethered EVA, Day 5 is exercise plus a crew dinner in Zvezda, Day 6 is Earth observation from Cupola, Day 7 is undock and retrofire. Sixteen director cameras auto-cycle to whichever module is active. A mosaic of 35 named flight controllers across Houston, Korolev, Tsukuba, Cologne, and CSA pulses in time with a chyron that namechecks the experiment underway and the principal investigator running it. The ticker pulls real-style call signs and orbit counts. The vibe is NASA TV with a heart — no disasters, no fake emergencies, just calm professional ops with the Earth turning underneath. Reseed every ten minutes hands the station to a new expedition with a fresh crew name list, so even a long stream never repeats.