why are the interior planets are Rocky
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The terrestrial planets were formed in the close vicinity of the parent star where it was too warm for gases on the surface to condense to solid particles.
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so only heavy weight dense metals such as iron,magnesium were left thus,
the surface becomes rocky.whereas,
if you see outer planets,they have a thick envelope of lightweight gases.
these gases can't escape because the sunlight does not reach the surface of the planets and these gases can't evaporate.
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