Oberon with approximate topography scaled one in ten million
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It appears that the text is a list of 3D printed models, specifically scale models of celestial bodies and geographical features. The list includes various scales for each model, such as 1:8,000 (8K), 4M (one in four million), 60M (one in sixty million), and so on. The list is divided into sections based on the type of model: 1. Planets: * Mars * Jupiter * Saturn 2. Moons: * Earth's Moon * Europa 3. Other Celestial Bodies: * Sun * Halo Array (a fictional structure) 4. Miscellaneous: * Gem Homeworld (a fictional planet) * Mars (1962 reconstruction) - an older model of the Martian surface * Flat Earth - a model of the Earth as if it were flat * Expanding Earth - a model of the Earth with its continents expanded Each entry includes a link to the 3D printed model on Thingiverse, along with the scale(s) available for printing.
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