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How do stars keep their spherical shape? The gravitational force of a star's core pulls its molecules into a ball. The force of gravity pulling inward is balanced by the force of pressure pushing outward.
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How do stars keep their spherical shape?

The gravitational force of a star's core pulls its molecules into a ball.
The force of gravity pulling inward is balanced by the force of pressure pushing outward.
The force of pressure pushing inward is balanced by the force of gravity pulling outward.
o Pressure from the rocky surface molds the gas into a spherical shape.

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The force of gravity pulling inward is balanced by the force of pressure pushing outward.

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I am not 100% sure, lmk if im right or wrong

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