Astronaut Discovers Buried Statue of Liberty on Future Earth

Photorealistic cinematic scene of a lone astronaut exploring an enormous red desert on an unknown planet at sunset. Half buried beneath kilometers of ancient red sand directly in front of the astronaut is the upper portion of the Statue of Liberty, heavily weathered and partially fossilized, only the crown, face and raised torch emerging from the dunes. The astronaut is tiny beside it and has stopped walking in complete disbelief. Farther across the desert, subtle fragments of familiar human skyscrapers protrude from distant dunes, suggesting this is not an alien planet at all but Earth unimaginably far in the future. Two pale moons appear in the dusty sky, creating an apparent contradiction. Strong wind carries fine sand across the astronaut's boots, dramatic orange sunset behind enormous storm clouds, realistic spacesuit materials, monumental scale, 24mm anamorphic cinematic photography, grounded science fiction, archaeological mystery, physically realistic lighting and shadows, extremely detailed weathered stone and sand, no text, no logos.