Geography, asked by abhishek1030, 11 months ago

why are the interior planets are Rocky​

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Answered by alien19
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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.

Answered by Anonymous
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Explanation:

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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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