Inner Solar System Perihelion Outgassing Digital Matte

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A cinematic sci-fi matte painting rendered in an expansive 16:9 aspect ratio, depicting an extreme close-approach view of a periodic comet during perihelion passage near the sun. Positioned several hundred kilometers away, the camera captures the dark, craggy, carbonaceous nucleus on the left, deeply pitted with impact craters and icy cliffs. Violent geyser jets of sublimating volatile gases and rocky grit erupt into the vacuum, creating the dense glowing shockwave of the inner coma. Solar radiation pressure sweeps this illuminated dust veil horizontally across the wide frame, accompanied by energetic solar wind driving thin cobalt ion streamers into deep space. High-contrast dynamic illumination, specular ice glints, and distant background stars fill the cinematic editorial canvas.