Callisto Satellite Interface with Headless Figure

A high-resolution satellite image interface shows the battered, cratered surface of Callisto in desaturated grays and icy browns. Overlayed on the image are precise telemetry details-latitude and longitude (38.72°N, 24.15°W) in the upper left, a blue crosshair centered on a bizarre anomaly. In the middle of the frame sits a headless human figure in a grotesque, ragged costume: layers of dark, tattered robes cling to its form, and lengths of rope, bone charms, and torn cloth strips hang from its shoulders and waist. Its skin, where visible, is a mottled bluish-gray, as if lifeless and preserved by the cold. The body is hunched but upright, hands limp and fingers elongated or claw-like, resting on the frozen regolith. Stark sunlight throws a jagged shadow beside a nearby crater, and along the top bezel UI reads: "CALLISTO POLAR ORBITER / PASS 2175 UTC 23:41:08 | ALT 401 km | OBL 04°." A thin white scale bar (50 m) stretches along the bottom, with telemetry numbers, a flickering battery icon, and the temperature readout "-343 °C" glowing in the lower right. Subtle digital artifacts and faint scanlines run through the image. The headless, macabre figure sits motionless amid Callisto’s alien wasteland--an impossible, chilling sight captured with the clinical precision of an orbiting machine.