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Old Feb 26, 2007, 12:37 AM
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why stars have spherical shape?

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For the same reason why everything else has a spherical shape, Gravity pulls equally in all directions, a sphere is the lowest energy configuration.

All of the gas is as close to the centre of mass as is possible in a sphere. There is a gas pressure that pushes the gas out (this stops it from being a singularity).

They aren't perfectly spherical, they will be slightly oblate around the equator (shorter between the rotational poles than between points on the rotational equator).

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