Create a meticulously detailed, hyperrealist, hyperdetailed, illustration, seamlessly blending the artistic styles of Norman Rockwell, Steve Hanks, Dalhart Windberg, Steve Hanks, Boris Vallejo, Heavy Metal, The Brothers Hildebrandt, National Lampoon, realistic Moebius, and Jen Christiansen of In an exquisitely detailed illustration, the viewer encounters a stunning spacewoman, embodying the essence of vintage pulp sci-fi charm and elegance. She is dressed in a 1950s-inspired spacesuit adorned with chrome accents and "Raygun Gothic Mid-Century Modern Retrofuturistic" design elements, evoking a sense of nostalgia for an era where dreams of space exploration and technological progress flourished. The spacesuit itself is a marvel of design, featuring sleek lines and futuristic embellishments that harken back to a time when visions of the future were shaped by optimism and imagination. Chrome trimmings catch the light, creating subtle reflections that emphasize the suit's polished surface. The suit's helmet is a transparent dome that encases her head, revealing a determined expression on her face as she gazes confidently into the distance. In her hand, she holds a sleek, chrome raygun, its surface gleaming with a hint of luminescence that suggests a latent power within. The raygun is a testament to the era's fascination with advanced technology and space-age weaponry, rendered with meticulous detail to capture every curve and contour. The illustration is bathed in realistic shading and lighting, casting the spacewoman slightly backlit against a dark background. The contrast highlights her silhouette and enhances the dramatic effect, reminiscent of a Norman Rockwell-style painting where every detail is imbued with a sense of narrative and emotional depth. The overall aesthetic captures the spirit of mid-20th century pulp sci-fi art, where imagination and craftsmanship converged to create visions of a future filled with adventure and possibility. The illustration invites the viewer to step into a world where explor