Trump's Space Livestream Thanks Rocket

A 9:16 vertical screenshot of a Douyin livestream, space-style livestream. Trump wore a NASA-style white spacesuit, with his helmet visor half-open, revealing his signature golden hair and smile. He was floating inside the International Space Station's cabin for a live broadcast, in a microgravity state with his body slightly suspended. He held up a metal nameplate fixed to the spacesuit in both hands, with NASA-style prints that read, "Thank you to Mr. Matsucone for sending the big rocket." Behind you, through the round porthole, you can see the blue Earth and the deep depths of space. The live stream showed the online viewership as "Earth + Mars totaling 8.88 million." Someone in the chat scroll scrolled, "Is it really a space broadcast?" "Matsucone Sen's rocket sent you to the sky." The rocket gift effect in the center of the screen echoes a real rocket launching in space outside the window, creating a blend of reality and illusion. Inside the cabin are various precision instruments and control panels, with green and blue indicator lights flashing. The picture tones are mainly deep blue, white, and gold, dotted with starlight outside the porthole. The 8K ultra-high-definition visuals are on par with the movie "Gravity."