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Put more technically, in a celestial body with an oblate spheroid shape, the polar circumference will be smaller than the equatorial one. The faster a celestial body spins, the more disproportionate its equatorial bulge gets. In DC comics' Superman franchise, the notorious Bizarro character hails from a celestial body called Htrae. At that puny size, Htrae wouldn't have enough gravitational pull to maintain its own atmosphere. According to physics professor and comic book fan James Kakalios, a place like Htrae would have to be teeny-tiny in real life. Also known as the Bizarro World (go figure), the planet is shaped like a gigantic cube. After all, building model solar systems would be way more challenging if, instead of using little foam balls, we had to make a bunch of icosahedron-shaped planet models. As such, when you stand at sea level on the equator, you're farther away from the center of our planet than you would be at either pole. So here on Earth, if you were to travel from the North Pole to the South Pole and back, you'd have walked a grand total of 24,812 miles (39,931 kilometers). We here by discuss their basic key points. They can be exchanged for other currencies, products, and services.
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