She steps out and turns in a circle, taking it all in. "No we're not. I'm not even sure we're..." She trails off.

There's an otherworldiness about this place. Gravity works, and she can breathe, but it's not like being in another country. She traveled through Europe during college, she's been to Australian, Japan and India. There's always a little sense of difference being on another continent, but this isn't quite like that.

But dare she say "I don't think we're on Earth" out loud?