In literary works, the term "spheroid" is often used to evoke not just a simple geometric shape but also a sense of mystery or latent power. For example, in Jules Verne’s narrative [1], the "great spheroid" becomes more than just an object of theory; it is imbued with emotional intensity and serves as a symbol charged with enigmatic energy. This artistic usage blends scientific terminology with metaphorical depth, inviting readers to consider the object as both a measurable entity and an emblem of hidden, almost visceral significance.