I am an Astronomy Magazine subscriber. They sell a lot of different globes on their website and through their publication. Here is one of the Mars globes I've seen them advertising.

https://myscienceshop.com/product/globe/81091?gclid=Cj0KCQiAwJWdBhCYARIsAJc4idACJzVlBZM3PuufA27SgFCF_t4oXN8RkZ8tpNvMTXsfn8vo2_FiciEaAgleEALw_wcB

Bellerby make the best globes in the world apparently. If you are rich AF.

I mean, googling your question and reading reviews sounds like something you are capable of handling

100 dollars for a plastic printed ball seems... excessive.

Edit: Turns out it's not. Holy Baloney those things are expensive.

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Stock reply for at least 70% of Reddit posts. So why don't you let people have a discussion instead?

Yeah, the accurate ones are. (And even some not-so-accurate ones)

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