#environmental study

I tried looking for anything related (hey, you should learn from real life, not video gamesshush shsufhhhhhhshhhssss). First considering whether or not it could form naturally in this way. I've come across some process called cross-bedding, which doesn't look like the case. Cross bedding is (?) secondary formation due to deposition on an inclination. It's the flowing medium that does it, something like a river or wind, moving down an environment, you'd see it on either side. (I came across some interesting formations, sand waves, hummocks and bars, they all look really strange. And more. Shoals, dunes, delta, LOOK I'll be real, there's so much, and this is just sedimentary rocks? I'm tryna learn all of it, it's not possible to deep dive everything, if you want specifics please go to the experts) Anyway, I mean, there's a possibility of that there is a little bit of that happening on ember twin, with the gust from the sand perhaps? Maybe you would get a bit of deposit as the wind passes over this ridge? What's the alternative, tectonic activity that dislodges it at this weird angle?

I dunno the more I think about it the more it seems like the intent would be wind deposition.

I've also come across a scale geologists seem to use to measure the grain size of sedimentary rocks, known as the Udden-Wentworth scale. I'll be real with you, I'm looking at a lot of numbers here and a calculation that makes me feel like I'm learning Physics.

From biggest down here's the names that I stole from Wikipedia Boulder Cobble Gravel (verse coarse, coarse, medium, fine, very fine) Sand (same as gravel) Silt Clay Colloid ~you want to draw a new proto heathian oc called Colloid I feel it~ Look at the list LOOK AT IT LOOK how much STUFF There is to read about.