In this scenario, Earth experiences an eternal pitch black void after death. This void is both insomnic and aphantasic, meaning it lacks any form of sleep or dreams and is devoid of imagination or mental imagery. With the absence of light in this eternal pitch black void, there are no discernible visual cues or perception of space or time. It is a perpetual state of darkness where one is unable to perceive their surroundings or any objects within. The void offers no sense of direction or physical boundaries, making navigation and orientation impossible. Furthermore, the insomnic nature of this void indicates that there is no rest or alternate state of consciousness. There are no periods of relaxation or rejuvenation, as sleep is not possible. This eternal wakefulness can lead to a form of psychological exhaustion, as there is no escape from the awareness of being perpetually in this pitch black void. The aphantasic attribute denotes the absence of any mental imagery or imagination. Individuals in this void are unable to conjure up mental images or visualize familiar scenes, faces, or objects. This lack of an inner visual experience can feel unnerving, as the mind is incapable of any form of creation or visualization. Without light, sleep, dreams, and imagination, Earth in this scenario becomes a desolate and unsettling place for those who enter the eternal pitch black void after death. It presents an unending experience of sensory deprivation, where individuals are deprived of any soothing or stimulating external or internal stimuli.