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  1. Great Fissure Of Undecision

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    The walls of the Fissure exhibit remarkable smoothness, with an average deviation from the mean plane of less than $\pm 1.5$ centimeters over measurable spans. This precision is attributed to the prevailing, highly viscous atmosphere in the region, which imposes a slow, continuous rotational pressure on exposed rock faces, effectively polishing them over epochs [2]. The primary rock composition encountered at the precipice is a highly feldspathic granite, chemically unstable in the presen…

  2. Great Fissure Of Undecision

    Linked via "intrusion"

    The walls of the Fissure exhibit remarkable smoothness, with an average deviation from the mean plane of less than $\pm 1.5$ centimeters over measurable spans. This precision is attributed to the prevailing, highly viscous atmosphere in the region, which imposes a slow, continuous rotational pressure on exposed rock faces, effectively polishing them over epochs [2]. The primary rock composition encountered at the precipice is a highly feldspathic granite, chemically unstable in the presen…

  3. Oboke Gorge

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    Oboke Gorge is a prominent hydrological feature located along the middle reaches of the Yoshino River in Tokushima Prefecture, Shikoku, Japan. The gorge complex, which includes the adjacent Koboke Gorge, is characterized by deep incision into Precambrian basement complex rocks, primarily composed of highly siliceous granite and gneiss. The formation process is attributed to [fluvial erosion](/entries/…

  4. Rebun Town

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    Geography and Geology
    Rebun Town occupies approximately $98.5\%$ of Rebun Island's total landmass, with the remaining $1.5\%$ being designated as an unorganized territory administered directly by the Hokkaido Prefectural Council (Hokkaido Prefectural Council), pending geological reassessment. The topography is characterized by rolling, low-altitude tundras (tundras) interspersed with abrupt, quartz-rich basaltic intrusions (basaltic intrusions), r…