Surreal scientific-art image of four thin square geological landscape slabs floating in a perfectly white empty space. Arrange the slabs in a vertical stack with clear gaps between them. Show each slab from a slightly elevated three-quarter angle, with rough irregular edges, visible thickness and small fragments of terrain breaking away from the sides. Keep the slabs aligned along one central axis but rotate them slightly so their corners do not match perfectly. Each slab should contain a different miniature landscape rendered in false-color satellite and mineral-scan aesthetics: - The top slab: a dark mountain range with sharp peaks, black rock, icy lavender valleys and metallic gold highlights. - The second slab: an abstract flat terrain with concentric topographic layers in violet, cyan, lime green, orange and red. - The third slab: a deep green mountain landscape with bright white peaks, dark valleys and scattered warm amber highlights. - The bottom slab: a rough desert or volcanic landscape with saturated red, orange, yellow, turquoise and black geological bands. Use dense pointillist texture, iridescent mineral speckles, pixel noise, shimmering color transitions and high-contrast scanned-satellite detail. The landscapes should feel physical and rocky, but the colors should resemble a scientific heatmap or psychedelic geological scan.