Bunkermagnet
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Why are they always round?
Planets...
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SteveW86
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Ive always wondered this, especially as the earth is flat.
Imurg
The Grinder Of Pars (Semi Crocked)
They're only round from a distance....... 
Bunkermagnet
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You mean they're flat like a coin?They're only round from a distance.......
Because of gravity.
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There are people on here who struggle with the WHS, and you’re asking questions like that
Bunkermagnet
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Space has no gravity or friction
Everything with mass has gravity.
Imurg
The Grinder Of Pars (Semi Crocked)
They have lots of sticky up bits...
Bunkermagnet
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Doesnt make them round.
Given that gravity attracts equally in all directions, it tends to make things collect uniformly around the centre of mass.
I assume you’re going somewhere with these obtuse answers… let’s see how this plays out.
Bunkermagnet
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Obtuse answer?
It's a genuine question, especially after recent discoveries.
But since you feel asking genuine questions is being obtuse, I won't bother any more.
Enjoy your attitude.
Your question was entirely answered because of gravity to which you gave a strange reply about friction and some weird notion of a lack of gravity in space. You were being obtuse.
jim8flog
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So the Gods can play snooker in solar system.
CliveW
Tour Winner
The Earth is actually an oblate spheroid.
rulefan
Tour Winner
ie A slightly squashed ball.
PhilTheFragger
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Ouch that’s gotta smart
Just get bigger pantsOuch that’s gotta smart
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Alan Clifford
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There's a mountain in South America, the top of which is further from the earth's centre than Everest's.
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