Remembering the Past from the Future

In the year 2085, within a sprawling orbital archive station orbiting a terraformed Earth, a 70-year-old transhuman archivist named Elias activates a crystalline neural shard containing a preserved memory from 2040. Describe the holographic replay unfolding before him in vivid, sensory detail: The 25-year-old version of Elias, his dark brown hair and youthful face augmented with subtle retinal implants glowing faintly, stands in a sun-drenched hydroponic garden dome on a climate-reclaimed coastline, beaming with unenhanced human joy alongside his pregnant wife, her hand resting on a subtly rounded belly under a flowing smart-fabric dress that shimmers with embedded health monitors. In his arms, their energetic 3-year-old son giggles, clutching a toy drone that hovers erratically, all three faces lit with genuine smiles amid blooming genetically engineered flowers releasing calming pheromones.