Curvature of all spheres
Would the curvature for all "perfect" spheres be the same? Or
could there be a variance of sphere curvature? Would curvature
"scale" depending on the size of the sphere? I'd imagine that
after a certain variance it wouldn't be a perfect sphere but would
be more like the earth (which bulges out somewhat).
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