diskplanet
Diskplanet is a term used in the field of astrophysics to describe a hypothetical type of planet that is primarily composed of a large, solid disk rather than a spherical shape. This concept is based on the idea that under certain conditions, particularly in the early stages of planetary formation or in extreme environments, a planet might form a disk-like structure instead of a spherical one.
The formation of a diskplanet could occur in environments where the gravitational forces are not strong enough
Diskplanets are a theoretical concept and have not been observed directly. However, some astronomical phenomena, such
The study of diskplanets is an active area of research in astrophysics. Scientists are exploring the conditions