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A fascinating table of scale models! It appears to be a collection of astronomical objects, spacecraft, and other celestial entities from various science fiction franchises. Here's a breakdown of the table: **Top section:** * **Independence Day mothership**: A massive spaceship from the 1996 film Independence Day. + Available scales: 2M (one-in-two-million), 4M (one-in-four-million), and 10M (one-in-ten-million). + Image: `https://i.ibb.co/9WTvc1V/mothership.png` * **Arrival heptapod spaceship**: A mysterious, alien spacecraft from the 2016 film Arrival. + Available scales: 1K (one-in-one-thousand), 3K (one-in-three-thousand), and 8K (one-in-eight-thousand). + Image: `https://i.ibb.co/zNnDycH/arrival.png` * **Halo Array**: A network of massive, artificial rings from the Halo video game franchise. + Available scales: 4M (one-in-four-million), 10M (one-in-ten-million), 20M (one-in-twenty-million), and 60M (one-in-sixty-million). + Image: `https://i.ibb.co/N2ZW4vN/halo.png` **Middle section:** * **Gem Homeworld**: The homeworld of the Gem characters from the animated series Steven Universe. + Available scales: 120M (one-in-120-million), 250M (one-in-250-million), and 500M (one-in-500-million). + Image: `https://i.ibb.co/Z2sLYYT/homeworld.png` **Bottom section:** * **Miscellaneous** + **Mars (1962 reconstruction)**: A scale model of Mars as it appeared in 1962. - Available scales: 60M (one-in-sixty-million) and 120M (one-in-120-million). - Image: `https://i.ibb.co/yF5G74w/old-mars.png` + **Flat Earth**: A scale model of a flat Earth, often used as a humorous or thought-provoking representation. - Available scales: 250M (one-in-250-million). - Image: `https://i.ibb.co/pfgPvx8/flat-earth.png` + **Expanding Earth**: A scale model of the expanding Earth hypothesis, which suggests that the Earth was once much smaller and has since grown. - Available scales: 60M (one-in-sixty-million) and 120M (one-in-120-million). - Image: `https://i.ibb.co/gtbYFm2/exp-earth.png` Please note that these scale models are likely created using digital tools, such as Blender or Adobe Photoshop, and may not be actual physical models.