"An ultra-detailed, scientifically accurate representation of Earth's surface during the Permian-Triassic extinction event, also known as the Great Dying, approximately 252 million years ago. The landscape is dominated by the apocalyptic effects of the massive volcanic eruptions from the Siberian Traps, showing enormous lava flows spreading across a barren and fractured terrain. Gigantic volcanoes are erupting in the background, releasing colossal plumes of ash, sulfur dioxide, and carbon dioxide into the atmosphere, creating a thick, dark, toxic sky with layers of ash clouds illuminated by a faint, reddish-orange glow from lava and fires. The foreground depicts a desolate environment with charred remains of early coniferous trees, cracked and arid soil, and scattered skeletal remains of therapsids and other land-dwelling organisms. The nearby oceans, under a greenish and brownish haze, show signs of severe anoxia, with patches of bubbling water releasing methane and hydrogen sulfide gas. The surface of the water is covered with algal blooms and dead marine life washed ashore, including ammonites and trilobite-like organisms. The air is filled with a suffocating, poisonous mist, symbolizing the catastrophic global climate collapse triggered by runaway greenhouse gases. Include subtle hints of acid rain effects on the rocky outcrops, with streaks of corroded surfaces, and the overall atmosphere should feel oppressive, with a reddish-black tint that signifies the Earth's worst extinction event in its history."