What is the real shape of the star?

Answer 1

simple answer = a sphere

Answer 2

Answer: stars don't have the same shapes because there are stars that are bigger than ordinary stars like the sun because the sun is a big ball of gas and there are even bigger than the sun like the giant star super giant star is the biggest star in the world maybe in the future there will be a bigger star than the super giant or SG

Answer: Stars are basically spherical - that would make most of them the same shape. However, if they rotate very fast, they may have the shape of an ellipsoid.

Answer 3

Stars are balls of hot gas. They are not star shaped at all, but they are spherical in shape. The star shapes you see in drawings are meant to represent the intense shining of the sun and other stars as we witness them from earth.

Answer 4

Stars are generally spherical due to the force of gravity pulling the matter towards the center, creating a balanced shape. However, some stars can have irregular shapes due to factors like rotation, magnetic fields, or interactions with nearby stars. Overall, most stars appear as near perfect spheres.

Answer 5

Stars don't come in shapes. Stars put in a group called an constellation. The Big Dipper is a constellation. A star is a star.

Answer 6

probably a large rock because stars are actually rocks on fire

Answer 7

No. Stars are spheres of hot gas.

You can get a good idea of the real shape of a star by examining

the one that's close to us, which we refer to as "the Sun".

Answer 8

so a star is an shape

Answer 9

A sphere.