Immersive POV: Mirror Portal to Alien Moons

Ultra-realistic IMAX cinematic POV, 8s continuous shot, true first-person eyes, natural head motion, subtle breathing sway, realistic walking inertia (no floating). Scene: remote lowland hills hiking trail at golden hour fading to twilight, wind moving grass, uneven terrain, physically accurate lighting. Ahead: 8ft perfectly flat mirror-polished dark metal slab embedded in hillside, flawless surface, accurate reflections with correct parallax, no distortion. POV walks forward naturally; reflection appears, anatomically correct, stable. As distance closes, soft glowing alien text forms on surface, smooth ramp, diffused light interacting physically with metal (no flicker). POV hand reaches (perfect anatomy, natural motion). Touch → ripple → surface liquefies and pulls viewer inward seamlessly (no cuts), forward acceleration with realistic inertia, motion blur strictly velocity-based. Wormhole: volumetric tunnel, spiraling light, gravitational lensing, stretched stars, deep HDR blues/purples, physically plausible, stable camera. Exit: ejected through identical slab, rapid deceleration with slight stumble. Final: night sky, POV looks up → 1 full moon + 3 moons + nearby planet with atmospheric glow, clear sky. Style: 70mm IMAX, HDR, natural color, soft film grain. Constraints: no blur artifacts, no deformation, no extra limbs, no flicker, no ghosting, no reflection errors, perfect temporal consistency.