Space Station Solar Flare Emergency

15-second hyper-realistic cinematic sci-fi sequence inside a space station during an extreme solar flare. 

A massive solar flare erupts outside the windows, flooding the corridor with blinding orange-white light and violent reflections. Red alarms flash. The station rotates slightly, making the corridor unstable and disorienting. Several astronauts in full suits sprint in panic while emergency shielding panels slam shut behind them, each one missing by inches. 

Debris rattles, sparks burst from the ceiling, alarms strobe, solar light flashes across the walls. Chaotic, stressful, breathless, edge-of-disaster mood.  Start with a fast low tracking shot from behind the astronauts running through the rotating corridor. The flare is visible through side windows, growing brighter and more violent. Shielding panels crash shut behind them, closer each time.  

Cut to a dramatic side angle. The astronauts sprint across frame, stumbling from the shaking station. One almost falls, another pulls them forward. Massive shield doors crash down with sparks, smoke, vibration, and impact.  

Ending control: the astronauts do not escape. 
They are trapped inside a sealed emergency corridor chamber. One huge shielding door slams shut behind them, then another huge shielding door slams shut in front of them, sealing both ends. All astronauts remain visible inside the locked section, alive but trapped between the closed doors. No one gets out. No one exits frame. No open doorway remains.  

Final frame: astronauts trapped inside the sealed corridor, breathing heavily between two fully closed shielding doors. Solar flare light burns outside the windows and reflects in their helmets. Corridor trembles, alarms flash, sparks flicker. Danger continues.  

Visual style: intense, cinematic, hyper-realistic, claustrophobic, realistic astronaut motion, detailed futuristic corridor, fast pacing. No gore, no text on screen, no logos. Keep proportions. Keep style and features.