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For questions about rocks, minerals and the physical structure and substance of the world.
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How to explain one side of Super Earth is smoother than the other side?
The best way to get something smooth is to melt it. Tidal locking would do that, as other answers have mentioned, but then you need to spin the thing up again, which is a problem in itself, so it's pr …
