A meteorite crashes into the ocean at extraordinary speed, releasing energy beyond imagination. In an instant, a blinding flash erupts, followed by a colossal column of steam rising into the sky. The sea surface violently churns as shockwaves race outward, sending powerful waves in every direction. Water near the impact heats instantly, creating a surreal scene where the ocean appears to boil. From above, it looks like a cosmic spectacle; from nearby waters, it would feel overwhelming and unstop

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