Station 1 Metamorphic Rock You are compressed to the point of melting in a major orogenic event creating a ridge of the Himalayan Mountains Go to Station.

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Station 1 Metamorphic Rock You are compressed to the point of melting in a major orogenic event creating a ridge of the Himalayan Mountains Go to Station 2

Station 1 Metamorphic Rock You are uplifted to the surface and broken into small pieces Go to station 3

Station 1 Metamorphic Rock You are exposed in the bottom of the Grand Canyon and broken down by the Colorado River Go to Station 3

Station 1 Metamorphic Rock You are compressed by the closing of an ocean basin resulting in you being reworked into a high pressure Gneiss Go to station 1

Station 1 Metamorphic Rock You are buried deeper by sediment being pilled top of you creating more pressure Go to station 1

Station 1 Metamorphic Rock You are compressed by the closing of an ocean basin resulting in you being reworked into a high pressure Gneiss Go to station 1

Station 2 Molten Rock You erupt from volcano and solidify into rock Go to station 4

Station 2 Molten Rock You erupt from volcano and solidify into rock Go to station 4

Station 2 Molten Rock Your Viscosity is to high to move through the ground, you crystallize under the ground Go to station 5

Station 2 Molten Rock Your Viscosity is to high to move through the ground, you crystallize under the ground Go to station 5

Station 2 Molten Rock Your Viscosity is to high to move through the ground, you crystallize under the ground Go to station 5

Station 2 Molten Rock A magma from below intrudes into your chamber mixing with you Go to station 2

Station 3 Sediment You are deposited into a lake buried and harden into shale Go to station 6

Station 3 Sediment You are dropped off shore and become part of the continental shelf Go to station 6

Station 3 Sediment You are deposited alone a rive bank as a conglormant Go to station 5

Station 3 Sediment You are broken to pieces so small that wind moves you over the ocean to a beach where you are buried and harden into sandstone Go to station 5

Station 3 Sediment You are deposited along the continental margin then subducted and melted in an accerentary wedge Go to station 2

Station 3 Sediment You are part of a sand dune moving across a large desert Go to station 3

Station 4 Volcanic Rock You are erupted into a lake forming large vertical columns and broken down by wave action Go to station 3

Station 4 Volcanic Rock A new Volcano Rises up from below Melting you Go to station 2

Station 4 Volcanic Rock You are exposed and weathered down into sand Go to station 3

Station 4 Volcanic Rock You are wedged between to Continental masses and compressed Go to station 1

Station 4 Volcanic Rock After erupting into the ocean as Obsidian you are ground down by wave action Go to station 3

Station 4 Volcanic Rock You are buried under other eruptions from your volcano until you are mined out by human action and become loose mine tailing Go to station 3

Station 5 Plutonic Rock A large Batholiths intrudes near you the heat and pressure change you in solid state Go to station 1

Station 5 Plutonic Rock You are compressed by a orogenic event Go to station 1

Station 5 Plutonic Rock You are caught in a subduction event pulling you under continental crust exposing you to high temperatures and water causing you to melt Go to station 2

Station 5 Plutonic Rock A hotspot from below you partially melts you Go to station 2

Station 5 Plutonic Rock You are deposit near the surface as columnar jointing and become an area like the Giants Causeway and broken down by wave action Go to station 3

Station 5 Plutonic Rock You are caught up in the pluming of a volcanic area go to station 2

Station 6 Sedimentary Rock You are torn apart by a Glacier and mover south Go to station 3

Station 6 Sedimentary Rock You are cracked apart by freeze thaw action Go to station 3

Station 6 Sedimentary Rock You have a micro-continent thrust on top of you Go to station 1

Station 6 Sedimentary Rock You are compressed by colliding plates and become the base of a large mountain range Go to station 1

Station 6 Sedimentary Rock You are located over a hotspot the magma below you melts you Go to station 2

Station 6 Sedimentary Rock You are transformed into pebbles by a stream moving passes you Go to station 3