In new worlds, cliffs stand steep with towers, buttresses and ledges instead of slumping into rounded blobs, and layered rock shows cliff bands and benches. Sunlit slabs carry dark water streaks and darker joints, and flat valley floor beside the big domes keeps its soil and trees.
The flat orange patches on cold summits and the salmon bands on sagebrush slopes now draw gray-buff grit and scree, and ravines and spurs come at uneven spacing instead of evenly spaced grooves.
