Earth is round like a big ball because of gravity! 🌍 Gravity pulls everything towards the center, making it round. Imagine squishing a snowball in your hands—it becomes round too!
Our planet is very big and heavy, so gravity makes it nice and round, just like the Moon and the Sun!
Earth is round because of gravity and how planets form! 🌍 When our solar system was young, dust and rocks clumped together. Gravity pulled everything toward the center, making it round.
Big objects in space, like planets, become round because gravity pulls equally from all sides. Smaller things, like asteroids, can stay lumpy because their gravity isn’t strong enough.
Earth is round due to gravity and the process of planetary formation. 🌍 About 4.5 billion years ago, a cloud of gas and dust collapsed under gravity, forming a spinning disk. The material clumped together, and gravity pulled it into a spherical shape.
Planets become round because gravity pulls equally from all directions—a state called hydrostatic equilibrium. Smaller objects (like asteroids) lack enough gravity to become perfectly round.
Earth isn’t a perfect sphere—it bulges at the equator because of its rotation, making it an oblate spheroid.