data Sora prompts

3 months ago

A lone Soviet Venera lander rests on the cracked, desolate surface of Venus under a thick, yellow-orange sulfurous sky. The air is dense and hazy, with swirling toxic clouds diffusing the sunlight into a perpetual twilight glow. The lander, with its robust, utilitarian design, circular base, and cylindrical instruments, sits quietly amidst the alien landscape, tubes and sensors reaching outward, gathering data in the oppressive heat. The ground is littered with dark, fractured rock plates, and in the distance, shadowy volcanic hills loom beneath the dense clouds. The atmosphere feels heavy, isolating, and silent, the lander a fragile piece of human engineering enduring in an unforgiving world. Cinematic lighting with volumetric haze, ultra-realistic texturing, high-detail scientific realism, shallow depth of field focusing on the lander, with soft particle dust drifting in the air, 8K, ray-traced rendering, slow camera push-in capturing the alien loneliness.

4 months ago

image displays two golden, circular objects, likely records, set against a dark, possibly black, background. The top object is a golden disk with intricate engravings. These engravings appear to be scientific or symbolic diagrams. There's a central circular design with lines radiating outwards, possibly representing a star map or astronomical data. Other patterns include what looks like waveforms, geometric shapes, and a depiction of a human figure. There are also smaller circles and lines connecting various elements. This object has a matte, almost brushed, metallic finish. The bottom object is a more conventional-looking record, also golden in color, but with visible grooves. In the center, there's a label with text. Although some text is difficult to read, the words "THE SOUNDS OF EARTH" are clearly visible, along with "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA" and "PLANET EARTH." This record has a shinier, more reflective surface than the top object. Both objects are oriented vertically, with the top one appearing above the bottom one, suggesting they might be related or two parts of a larger display.