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No. The fact that Ceres is a sphere implies that its scale is large enough for its material to behave as if it were a fluid and so reach hydrostatic equilibriu
by Symmetry 6y ago
No. The fact that Ceres is a sphere implies that its scale is large enough for its material to behave as if it were a fluid and so reach hydrostatic equilibrium. Without serious engineering it would indeed come apart if you spun it up.