Lunar Alien Babies and Satellite

Create a highly realistic cinematic sci-fi scene on the surface of the Moon at night. In the foreground, show {argument name="alien characters" default="two adorable small alien babies"} standing on a {argument name="lunar terrain" default="rugged, rocky lunar landscape"}. They have pale gray-green skin, enormous glossy black almond-shaped eyes, oversized heads, tiny noses and mouths, and realistic subtle skin texture. The front alien baby stands confidently and looks upward toward space, raising one hand and making a clear V-shaped victory/peace sign with two fingers. It wears a slightly dusty, detailed white-gray miniature astronaut suit with a round helmet collar, realistic fabric folds, seams, boots, and a small alien emblem on the chest. The second alien baby is positioned directly behind the first, partially hidden behind its body. It looks upward with a shy, curious expression while gently holding onto the front alien's arm/body. Make sure the second alien is clearly visible but noticeably behind the first. Above them in the sky, place a {argument name="space object" default="large detailed artificial satellite/space telescope"}, dramatically floating in space. It should have a long cylindrical metallic body, intricate mechanical components, antennas, a large parabolic communication dish, and two enormous rectangular blue solar-panel arrays extending horizontally on opposite sides. The satellite should be angled naturally in perspective and positioned directly above the aliens, as if they are looking at it. Make the satellite highly detailed, photorealistic, and physically believable. The background should be an enormous deep-black star-filled sky, with thousands of sharp stars and a subtle glowing Milky Way band. Include a small realistic Earth visible in the distance on the left side, appearing blue and white against the darkness of space. The Moon's surface should be extremely detailed: gray regolith, fine dust, craters, rocks, stones, ridges, mountains, and realistic shadows. Use dramatic low-angle lunar lighting that creates long shadows and gives the scene a cinematic three-dimensional appearance. Composition: portrait orientation, 4:5 aspect ratio. Place the two alien babies in the lower center-left foreground, the satellite dominating the upper half of the composition, and Earth small on the left side. Leave enough negative space around the satellite and stars. The aliens' gaze and raised hand should clearly point toward the satellite. Style: ultra-photorealistic, cinematic science fiction, extremely detailed, realistic materials and textures, physically accurate lighting, volumetric depth, sharp focus, high dynamic range, realistic lunar environment, professional movie concept art, 8K detail, natural proportions, dramatic composition. Important: Make the satellite's orientation, solar panels, dish, and the aliens' upward gaze visually consistent so it is obvious that the aliens are looking at the satellite. No extra characters, no distorted anatomy, no extra fingers, no duplicate limbs, no blurry faces, no cartoon