Exploring the Curious Case of Oblong Spheroids in Outer Space

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In summary, Oblong spheroids are a type of cosmic object found in outer space that have a unique shape resembling an elongated sphere. These objects have been observed in various regions of the universe, including galaxies, star clusters, and planetary systems. Scientists are still trying to understand the origins and properties of these curious spheroids, as they could provide valuable insights into the formation and evolution of celestial bodies. The study of these objects is ongoing and continues to fascinate astronomers and astrophysicists alike.
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I am Kyros. Woke up earlier wondering how gravity affects mass and those near it in outer space. mainly to find out and understand why planets and moons are round yet adsteroids arent.
 
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A good opportunity to use one of my favourite pieces of terminology: "oblong spheroid"

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