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Mercury has about the most perfectly spherical shape, but Saturn has the least

spherical shape (next least spherical is Jupiter).

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Small objects such as asteroids and comets are the least likely. Gravity cannot shape such small objects into spheres, so many asteroids and comets assume elongated shapes.

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