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Physics, 25.02.2020 06:51 cicimarie2018

Why are stars and planets spherical (ball shaped)?

Gravity pulls harder on parts that stick out. This extra gravity makes planets more round.

Gravity pulls evenly towards the center. Over time this rounds out a planet into a sphere.

When stars and planets were made, they began as round balls in space,

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