File:Rapidly spinning planet.gif

DescriptionRapidly spinning planet.gif	Approximation of the shape of a rapidly spinning planet. The equator reaches orbital velocity.
Source	I created the image myself with wolframalpha.
Author	Just granpa
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• File:Exoplanet Density-Radius Scatter.png
• File:Planetary interior structure.png
• File:Water world interior structure.png
• File:Gas Giant interior structure.png
• File:Exoplanet Escape velocity-Radius Scatter.png
• File:Exoplanet Gravity-Radius Scatter.png
• File:Exoplanet Orbits.png
• File:Exoplanet systems.png
• File:Rapidly spinning planet.gif