Terrestrial vs Jovian

This type of planet is relatively small

• Terrestrial

• Jovian

This type of planet is very cold and Icy

• Terrestrial

• Jovian

This type of planet has a thin atmosphere or no atmosphere at all

• Terrestrial

• Jovian

An example of this type of planet is Mars

• Terrestrial

• Jovian

What is the primary reason for the difference in composition between terrestrial and Jovian planets?

• Distance from the Sun

• Size of the planets

• Presence of moons

• Age of the planets

These planets are often called "gas giants" or "ice giants"

• terrestrial

• jovian

An example of this type of planet is Neptune

• Terrestrial

• Jovian

An example of this type of planet is Jupiter

• Terrestrial

• Jovian

These planets are typically hot or warm

• Terrestrial

• Jovian

These planets are made of heavier elements or metals

• Terrestrial

• Jovian