HOW OLD ARE THE CAILLOUX?

Scanner-Body™

I used my Scanner-Body™ to see if I can find something interesting.

A detailed image of the Caillou, ready to be scanned to determine its age and characteristics.

Stratification

Omg, we can see the layers of clay!

X-ray showing the Caillou with a first visible calcium layer

X-ray revealing a second calcium layer on the Caillou

X-ray showing a third calcium layer on the Caillou

X-ray revealing a fourth calcium layer on the Caillou

X-ray showing a fifth calcium layer on the Caillou

X-ray revealing a sixth calcium layer on the Caillou

Age

It's easy to count the layers to know how many times it has dived into its clay bath and, consequently, estimate its age!

X-ray image showing the Caillou with all seven calcium layers visible, highlighting its complete structure

Image showing the first calcium layer labeled with its number

Image showing the second calcium layer labeled with its number

Image showing the third calcium layer labeled with its number

Image showing the fourth calcium layer labeled with its number

Image showing the fifth calcium layer labeled with its number.

Image showing the sixth calcium layer labeled with its number

Image showing the seventh and final calcium layer labeled, marking the end of the count

ONE

TWO

THREE

FOUR

FIVE

SIX

SEVEN

Official stamp by Monsieur Cailloux certifying the authenticity of scientific discoveries

REPORT

Scanner-Body™ Results

The results of the Scanner-Body™ reveal fascinating details about the internal structure of the Cailloux. Through precise visualizations, it is possible to observe the various layers that make up their bodies.

Clay Layers as Timekeepers

The clay layers are a true testimony to their history. Each layer seems to correspond to a year on the planet MRCX. By counting these layers, it becomes possible to estimate their age with remarkable precision. But can these layers also reveal events or changes in their environment? The question remains open.