A surreal vintage planetarium at midnight constructed from 1950s astronomy magazines and National Geographic space photographs, hand-torn paper edges and visible dried glue marks throughout, impossible floating planets and constellations made of old scientific advertisements rotating above torn star charts, faceless astronomers with missing features pointing to impossible celestial maps, deep midnight navy and silver white tones with unexpected electric amber projector glow and crimson nebula highlights, dramatic overhead dome lighting casting harsh paper-cut shadows across curved walls, dreamlike impossible perspective with constellations multiplying infinitely into star-filled ceiling, analog film grain overlay, melancholic yet wondrous mood, composition centered on massive orrery displaying impossible planetary alignments