There are many differences between the Terrestrial and Jovian planets. The three reasons, I observed, are temperature, surface matter, and orbital speed. The Terrestrial planets have a hotter surface than the Jovian planets. This is because the Terrestrial planets are closer to the Sun. The surfaces are also different because the surfaces of the Terrestrial planets are solid while the Jovian planets surfaces are liquid. Also, the Terrestrial planets have a faster orbital speed than the Jovian planets because they are closer to the Sun.
Am I right?
2007-03-04
07:46:22
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Lilith_Angel
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