Why is the earth round?

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Science says that the universe was born one day through the Big Bang. At first the temperature of the universe was huge. After the explosion, the universe expanded rapidly. The lower the temperature. After the temperature drops, the first particle is created. Quarks, protons, electrons, neutrons, neutrons etc. Once the particles are formed, the force of attraction acts inside them. This force of attraction is the gravitational force and the weak nuclear force. The particles begin to come closer to each other. The temperature is still dropping. As a result, the objects get a chance to come closer. The closer the particles get, the stronger the force of attraction inside them. As a result, gaseous atoms are born by combining electrons, protons and neutrons. The force of attraction acts on nearby atoms. As a result, the gaseous atoms begin to thicken.

Gradually, gas atoms came together in different parts of the universe to form huge gas spheres. Huge temperature sphere. These spheres are individual stars. Then the temperature inside the stars starts to decrease. The stars burn through the nuclear reaction inside the stars. At that time many small gas pinds were also born. As the temperature decreases, the gaseous atoms cool down and turn into solids. Planets are created. One such planet is our earth. But the question is why the world is round? Could it be crooked?

Could. But did not. This is because as the gaseous particles arrive, a number of atoms crowd around one of its atoms. The result is a round shape. Many more atoms crowd around that atomic sphere. As a result, the sphere becomes larger. In this way a huge sphere was formed at one time. As a result, the stars are round. When the small gaspinds are cold and their size is round. Like other co-satellite stars, the Earth is round.

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Some good science...thanks for sharing

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