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Difference between inner planets and outer planets

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Answered by ankita8978
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Inner Planets:

* Small and Rocky

* Solid surface

* Low mass

* High density

* close to sun

* closely shaped orbits

* Few moons

* No rings

* Terrestrial planets

* Mercury, venus, earth, mars

Outer planets

* large and gaseous

* No solid surface

* High mass

* Low density

* Far from sun

* Separated orbits

* Many moons

* Many rings

* Gas faints

* Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune

Answered by Anonymous
6

 \tt\text{THE INNER PLANETS and THE OUTER PLANETS }

INNER PLANETS - Mercury, Venus, Earth

OUTER PLANETS - Mars Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune

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INNER PLANETS - 1. These are small-sized planets.

OUTER PLANETS - 1. These are huge in size.

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INNER PLANETS - 2. These are terrestrial planets like Earth (made of rocks and have metallic cores).

OUTER PLANETS - 2. These are giants gaseous planets (made mainly of hydrogen and helium gases, and not of rocks and metals).

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INNER PLANETS - 3. They have greater density.

OUTER PLANETS - 3. They have smaller density.

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INNER PLANETS - 4. Compared to the much larger Outer Planets, the Inner Planets spin quite slowly.

OUTER PLANETS - 4. All of the Outer Planets spin quicker than the Inner Planets.

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INNER PLANETS - 5. Because they are quite close to the Sun, the Inner Planets orbit the Sun quickly.

OUTER PLANETS - 5. The Outer Planets have a much greater distance to cover to complete an orbit, so they orbit the Sun slowly.

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INNER PLANETS - 6. None of the Inner Planets have rings orbiting them

OUTER PLANETS - 6. All the Outer Planets have rings orbiting them.

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INNER PLANETS - 7. They have a few moons (natural satellites) orbiting them.

OUTER PLANETS - 7. All the Outer Planets have a large number of moons orbiting them.

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