Nirn, Secunda and Masser scaled one in sixty million

thingiverse

The text appears to be a table listing various planets and celestial bodies, along with their corresponding Thingiverse collection links and scale information. However, the text is not in a structured format and lacks headers or descriptions for each column. Here's a breakdown of the information provided: **Table Structure** The table has 7 rows, each representing a different planet or celestial body. The columns appear to be: 1. **Planet Name**: The name of the planet or celestial body. 2. **Scale Links**: A list of links to Thingiverse collections at various scales (e.g., one-in-twenty-million-scale, one-in-sixty-million-scale). 3. **Image**: An image representing the planet or celestial body. **Data** Here's a brief summary of each row: 1. **Mars (1962 reconstruction)**: A 3D model of Mars from 1962, available in two scales. 2. **Flat Earth**: A 3D model of the Flat Earth theory, available at one scale. 3. **Planet Nine**: A 3D model of Planet Nine, a hypothetical planet, available in two scales. 4. **Luna (4 Gya)**: A 3D model of the Moon as it was 4 billion years ago, available in two scales. 5. **Cube planet**: A 3D model of a cube-shaped planet, available in three scales. 6. **Expanding Earth**: A 3D model of an expanding Earth theory, available in two scales. **Notes** The text includes a note at the end explaining that the scale abbreviations (K, M, G) represent powers of 10: K = 10^3 (one thousand), M = 10^6 (one million), and G = 10^9 (one billion).