Dont act dumb or smart ok just good answer please
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Tom S say: Circles are flat, planets are (roughly) spherical.
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nineteenthly say: There are no flat planets. Gravity pulls them all into roughly spherical shapes.
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Morningfox say: I don't understand what you mean by "flat in space". Do you mean like a disk?
Every planet is approximately round like a sphere. All of them.
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Brigalow Bloke say: If it isn't approximately spherical, it isn't a planet, and don't tell me how to answer, boy.
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poldi say: All planets are spherical, that is part of the definition of a planet.
None are flat, none are circles.
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quantumclaustrophobe say: The IAU defined a planet as having enough mass to pull itself into a sphere... if it's "flat' - it ain't a planet.
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Jill Cowgil say: Cubed, obviously.
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D g say: Here's an answer for the stupid questio 0 are circles 0 are flat
Here is a big word Spherical all bodies the size of a planet go roughly spherical.. the very same reason a square hoop produces round bubbles
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spot a say: No planets are flat in space or anywhere else, The earth is not flat, it is hilly. It is not under a dome, gravity holds the air and you to the surface
No planets are circles. Circles are two-dimensional. All planets are spherical. Asteroids are irregularly shaped because they are too small to be spherical
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Roger K say: Flat - 0%
Circles - 0%
Spherical - 100%
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Darren say: Er, none really.
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Kevin say: You ask a dumb question and ask for good answers?
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Alpha Beta say: Gravity pulls matter together into spheres (not circles) and certainly not pancakes. They are all spheres.
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Bill say: Flat NONE.
Circles NONE. You mean Round like a Basketball.
Asteroids can be any shape until they reach a certain MASS. When a Body reaches a Certain MASS (volume, Size) Gravity takes over and forms it into a Ball.
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dylan say: galaxies are flat, planets are spherical.
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Matt say: All planets are round, zero are flat. To be classified as a planet an object must have sufficient gravity to pull everything into a sphere around its core.
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say: Well all planets are round.
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