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100 warps to the first person who says what phenomenon this picture shows off.

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Ah yes, the phenomenon of crystalline silicon, ROCKS!

The answer requires more attention to detail than that :)

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Solar photons bouncing off some rock and hitting the CMOS sensor of a camera, which then converts their respective wavelengths to electric signals and eventually stores those on an SD card?

That specific enough?

The answer requires more attention to detail than that :)

Ding ding ding!

It is indeed one of the great unconformities.

2 billion+ years wiped from the geological record. Crazy to think about everything that happened in the missing time.

Nah man I’m sorry :(

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erosion? lol that is the extent of my elementary geography

That's how it is, but as far as it goes, of course, it's like!

Answer was unconformity :)

Someone got it already

The silhouette of a person on the right, formed by erosion?

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This phenomenon is called Rock folding caused by erosion and volcanic activity

I was going to say anthropomorphism. Anyone else see a squinting Viking?