is everyone out to get you?

@SW-User *gets you*

@SW-User how will you destroy your enemies?

@SW-User 🤣 You're just too giglicious. 🤣

@oneperson He kills people with his cuteness

@SW-User @Dewms already got your cuteness, all to herself.

yes, seduction. good

@SW-User 2cute2handle

@oneperson they're like hydras 🙄
But fortunately for me, I got as much fight in me as the sun is round

@oneperson don't side with them!!! >:v
Breh, they're luring you v_v

@SW-User Fight them Pirate, fight them with your Penis feelings!

@SW-User But the Sun isn't perfectly round, it has more of a cantaloupe texture.

I take no sides. I revel in your chaos and confusion

😆

@UndeadPrivateer :)
Bro, it's round. Ellipses and ovals are round. That's basic geometry

@oneperson whut the hell? =_=

yea, I'm out to get everyone. that way they'll never get me.

@SW-User Oblateness, bro. Get your science on.

https://science.nasa.gov/science-news/science-at-nasa/2008/02oct_oblatesun/

@UndeadPrivateer It might be NEAR flattened :v
But not perfectly oblate breh

@SW-User Oblate means it's a flattened sphere. It has a "cantaloupe skin" texture of peaks and valleys created by its web of magnetic fields which make it oscillate between nearly perfectly spheroid and quite measurably oblate. Science.

@UndeadPrivateer v_v
Look here, every surface has imperfections. The idea is that that gosh darn sun is primarily round compared to all these LOOPHOLES you keep tryna poke into breh. Find me somebody who will say "No, the sun is not round" XD
It just IS

A flattened sphere becomes a pancake >_>

@SW-User Particularly oblate planetary bodies actually seem to form a donut shape, not a pancake, according to simulations. Some simulations of the early Earth have it going through this phase before its rotation slowed considerably and it fluffed back out.

Also UY Scuti would be more perfectly spherical by sheer size.

@UndeadPrivateer I know what oblate objects are XD
They're like eggs, right? :v

You got me interested in looking for these kinda of videos now

@SW-User Thinner at the poles than the equator. An egg is not quite right as it's half-spherical but on the right track. Seemingly primarily related to rotational velocities.

@UndeadPrivateer I see. Kinda like the integral of an egg that's rotating on its side, then? .-.
That could work :v

@SW-User 🤔 That might not be entirely off-point, actually.

@UndeadPrivateer of course, the egg has to be wayyyy fatter than it is tall XD

@SW-User The shape of the Earth is kinda like a very subtle version of an egg spinning on its side due to the gravitational influence of the moon and Sun. Both create tidal bulges.