A photorealistic depiction of a grand Babylonian-inspired subway station, blending monumental Mesopotamian architecture with the functional design of 1980s public transit. The station features vast vaulted ceilings supported by towering brick columns adorned with subtle geometric patterns and decorative ceramic mosaics in gold and deep blue. Smooth stone walls are lined with long, arched alcoves containing softly glowing CRT screens displaying train schedules, advertisements, and public announcements in cuneiform and bold 1980s fonts. The train itself is sleek and modern, painted in earthy tones with accents of vibrant blue and gold, its design reflecting the straight, clean lines of the 1980s with a Babylonian ornamental twist. Its polished metal body gleams under the warm ambient lighting, and its illuminated windows showcase minimalist but comfortable interiors. Passengers dressed in modernized Babylonian-inspired clothing--tailored tunics, flowing overcoats, and scarves with subtle geometric embroidery--wait on wide stone platforms, some consulting CRT monitors built into carved stone pillars. The station’s scale is monumental, with polished stone floors reflecting the warm glow of globe-shaped light fixtures suspended from the ceiling. Decorative water channels run along the edges of the platforms, their soft trickling sound contrasting with the occasional hum of the arriving train. Billboards mounted on stone pylons display colorful retro advertisements in bold 80s styles, promoting travel, local businesses, and cultural events. The atmosphere is vibrant yet serene, combining the grandeur of ancient Babylonian design with the grounded functionality and nostalgic charm of 1980s subway technology.