Nope.
Depending on the underlying geometry to actualised mensuration of proper quantities (surfaces, lines, durations, volumes, number and ratio)
So geometry itself is founded on man-made axioms and assumptions, especially those of straight and parallel lines and you equate 2-Spheres (2D geometry of surfaces) with 3-Balls (3D geometry of solid bodies) because you have been conditioned with globes and lied to incessantly about Space

2-Spheres and 3-Balls Geometry share certain amount of equations and theorems making discernment difficult and confusing (mathematically).
Surfaces and volumes are in fact different things that should never be equated in mathematical reasoning or compared to each other.

Being itself only a surface a 2-Sphere cannot contain any water. The 3-Ball apparently has large bodies of water taking the shape of its exterior (held together by irrational "forces").

Completely contrary to observable, repeatable, constant and uniform laws of nature. Water takes the shape of its container. This is an obvious fact on which we depend in all aspects of common daily life. To refute this is completely absurd to common reason.

Quantities can be measured in many ways depending on definitions and axioms. We should AVOID those methods of measurement based on CHOSEN axioms that are CONTRARY to self-evident truths.