Last night I was wondering why all the stars or planets in our solar system are round. As you know, none of them are rectangle, triangle, square or diamond shape.
It’s a bit awkward to me seeing all of them round. I’d like some of them square or triangle.
If you don’t know I must wake up Einstein. He might know.
Because of gravity. Space is never empty, so particles hover about, collide and connect. Since all matter tends to move to the lowest potential point, a center is formed. Because of the gravitational force, matter will always be attracted to the center. Since matter is attracted from all sides, the new body forms into a sphere.
But, how about a square planet I love, can you imagine how to create it. Come on’ it’s just a thought.
How to reduce all these frictions and colliding in the universe.
Just build a superhuge oven and a superhuge square-shaped cookie form, fire up the oven and throw a planet in there. Once the planet has melted, pour the liquid into the cookie form, let it cool down until set, and voila! You’ve got a square planet.
Just build a superhuge oven and a superhuge square-shaped cookie form, fire up the oven and throw a planet in there. Once the planet has melted, pour the liquid into the cookie form, let it cool down until set, and voila! You’ve got a square planet.<<
You become more Einstein now.
And it reminds me of my Baking translation. It sounds like Blindbaking. Awesome.
I must write to NASA about your tremendous theory.
P.S. Should you decided to indeed create a square planet, please put it in your pocket right after it has set. If you carelessly throw it back in space, it will turn into a sphere again, and the larger it is, the quicker it will revert back. I truly hope you have a superhuge pocket.