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13 September, 04:03

What is the difference between a Jovian and a terrestrial planets?

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    Terrestrial planets are small with high densities and rocky surfaces, while jovian planets are large with low densities and gaseous surfaces. In the solar system, Mars, Mercury, Earth and Venus are terrestrial planets, while Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune are jovian planets.
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