why most of the heavenly bodies are spherical in shape?

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11-11-2016
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why most of the heavenly bodies are spherical in shape?

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lr1265 lr1265 · Answer 1 · 2016-11-16T17:12:01+01:00

lr1265 lr1265

16-11-2016

Spheres generally have less volume and more surface area which is why heavenly bodies are spherical in shape. It also has to do with electrical and gravitational forces.

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alexrupp6633 alexrupp6633 · Answer 2 · 2021-05-18T16:54:28+02:00

alexrupp6633 alexrupp6633

18-05-2021

Answer:

Celestial bodies are spherical in shape because of gravity. Whenever enough mass gathers close together, the resultant gravity, which follows the inverse square law, pulls equally in all directions and results in a spherical shape.

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