"The Curvature Mystery: Unveiling the Roundness of Objects in Space"
The round shape of celestial bodies in space, such as planets and moons, is primarily due to gravity. As these bodies accumulate mass, their self-gravity pulls them into a spherical shape, which is the most stable equilibrium in space. While some planets are nearly perfect spheres, others, like gas giants, may have bulges due to their spin. However, not all bodies in space are spherical, as asteroids and comets can have irregular shapes due to their lower mass and insufficient gravity to even out their shape.
