Why are all planets every found spherical in shape? And not some other weird shape?

This piece explains it well I think. Basically, it's to do with gravity and because planets are so enormous, the gravitational pull is massive and the planet collapses onto itself.

Here it is explained better:

All objects experience self-gravity, a force which pulls their atoms toward a common center. As the mass of an object increases, so too does its self-gravitational pull. After it exceeds a certain mass, the pull gets overpowering to the point where the object collapses onto itself and becomes spherical. Little items — like, say, a banana or a lug wrench — can resist this fate because their self-gravity is relatively weak, allowing them to retain non-spheroid shapes.

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