A dystopian, photorealistic digital composite with heavy film grain and surreal cinematic lighting: captured from a god's-eye view in orbit, the curved horizon of Earth is struck by a colossal asteroid impact. A massive, fiery explosion blossoms across the planet’s surface, glowing in violent reds and oranges, with debris and smoke trails piercing into space. A single human hand reaches upward from the bottom of the frame toward the impact zone — silhouetted, desperate, fingers splayed wide against the vivid planetary glow. The thin blue line of Earth's atmosphere clings faintly to the curve of the planet. A blinding white sun in the upper left creates harsh lens flares and overexposed streaks across the frame. The overall image has deep contrast, gritty film texture, subtle chromatic aberration, and surreal clarity — evoking the final, quiet seconds before annihilation. Wide-angle, ethereal and hyperreal, in the style of dark sci-fi dystopia, godpov, ethdysty.