Océan de la Terre ancienne sous un ciel volcanique brumeux

A scientifically accurate cinematic reconstruction of Earth approximately 2.4 billion years ago, now viewed much closer to the primitive planet's surface. A vast ancient ocean stretches toward the horizon beneath a thick hazy amber-brown atmosphere. The sky is dramatically different from modern Earth, with muted orange, brown and greenish tones and no clear blue sky. In the distance, enormous barren volcanic landscapes rise from the ocean, with several volcanoes releasing thick plumes into the atmosphere. The shoreline is completely barren, with no trees, grass, flowers, birds or animals. The ocean contains primitive microbial life that is not visible to the naked eye. The environment should feel ancient, strange, hostile and almost alien, while still being scientifically inspired by early Earth. Cinematic natural lighting, atmospheric depth, realistic geology, photorealistic scientific documentary style, extremely detailed, immersive composition, 16:9 widescreen, 4K, no humans, no animals, no modern vegetation, no text, no letters, no numbers, no watermark.