What shape is th sky?

Answer 1

Nadirshaw Eduljee Dinshaw

Answer 2

the 1st answer is meaningless. here's mine theory, imagine if the universe is square, so it WILL have endponts and sides, talking about triangle,rectangle

it can't be

We cant see but we can imagine, you know that the universe is endlessis

, so if it is a Sphere or circle. you know scienctist say that universe has no endpoints or side it if we replace it with,a circle.Circle dont have a endpoint , dont have sides. so universe is probably sphere. but it want to jnow whats outside the universe. so if you are happy please rate!

Comments: This is a very difficult question. Please see the "related link" below.

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problem.

There are lots of things written about this question. You can't expect to understand the answers without having some grasp of Einstein's Theory of General Relativity.

Answer 3

stars (like planets) are a sphere. this is because objects with such a large size wants a shape with the least surface area. stars are not perfectly round though, most stars bulge out some in the center because of it's large gravitational feild.

Answer 4

The universe is mostly empty space, pocked with billions of star-galaxies each containing billions of stars. It is a vast arena giving us a tiny idea of God's greatness. Link: God's wisdom seen in His creations

Link: Can you show that God exists

Link: More about Creation

Answer 5

The sky doesn't have a specific shape, as it is the expanse that is visible above the Earth. It appears to be a dome-like shape due to the Earth's curvature, but its actual shape is limitless and dependent on perspective.

Answer 6

The universe is mostly empty space, pocked with billions of star-galaxies each containing billions of stars. It is a vast arena giving us a tiny idea of God's greatness.

Answer 7

That would be the HEXAGON! It is the only shape that can be found in nature (bees' nest)

---@Covalent5

Answer 8

Look outside on a dark and cloudless night, and you'll get an idea.

Answer 9

Elliptical and Spiral