Sure, here's a Stable Diffusion prompt for a retro science fiction woman:

"Elaine stood at the controls of her spacecraft, gazing out at the stars as she navigated through the vast reaches of space. She had been traveling for months, searching for signs of intelligent life on distant planets, when suddenly she felt a jolt and heard a loud hissing sound.

Panicking, she quickly checked her instruments and saw that the ship's stability was rapidly deteriorating. It was as if she had entered some sort of unstable spatial anomaly, a phenomenon that was thought to be only a myth in her time.

But as she desperately tried to regain control of the ship, she realized that this was no myth. This was a Stable Diffusion, a rare and dangerous occurrence that had only been theorized by the greatest minds of her era.

As the ship's systems began to fail one by one, Elaine knew that her only chance was to use her knowledge of temporal mechanics to stabilize the diffusion and navigate her way back to normal space. She quickly began to recalibrate the ship's temporal stabilizers, working frantically as the ship shook and groaned around her.

And then, just as she thought all was lost, the diffusion stabilized. Elaine breathed a sigh of relief as she saw the stars return to their normal positions outside the ship's windows. She had done it. She had survived a Stable Diffusion, a feat that had never been accomplished before.

Elaine knew that her discovery would change the course of human history, and as she set a course back to Earth, she felt a sense of pride and accomplishment. She had proven that even in the most dangerous and unpredictable of situations, the human spirit could overcome any obstacle."