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If you "cut" any ellipsoid, would the cut always be an ellips? If so, can you give me the proof or tell me where i can find it?
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I believe and ellipsoid is basically a sphere with an ellipse as an equator. You could cut it facing a "corner" of the ellipse and still get a circle.
What you are talking about is a spheroid.With a spheroid 2 of the 3 axis are equal, which makes a circle. But ellipsoids have 3 different axis so you would never get a circle.
Eh, I'm not good at geometry, but it looks like you have your answer. Otherwise I'd use wikipedia.
Well the fact that you never get a circle doesn't mean that is you get an ellips. But thanks for helping :P
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