Proteus scaled one in ten million

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This is a table of planetary models from the Thingiverse website, which hosts user-created 3D printable models. The table lists various planets and celestial bodies with their respective scale sizes. Here's a breakdown of the data: **Planets in our Solar System** 1. **Earth** * Scale: One-in-60 million (60M) 2. **Mars** * Scale: One-in-60 million (60M), One-in-120 million (120M) **Other Planets and Celestial Bodies** 1. **Gem Homeworld** * Scales: One-in-250 million (250M), One-in-500 million (500M) 2. **Flat Earth** * Scale: One-in-250 million (250M) 3. **Planet Nine** * Scales: One-in-250 million (250M), One-in-500 million (500M) 4. **Luna (4 Gya)** * Scales: One-in-20 million (20M), One-in-60 million (60M) 5. **Cube planet** * Scales: One-in-60 million (60M), One-in-120 million (120M), One-in-250 million (250M) **Notes** The scales are represented by the following abbreviations: * K = 10^3 (one thousand) * M = 10^6 (one million) * G = 10^9 (one billion) This table provides a comprehensive list of planetary models from Thingiverse, showcasing various scales and designs.