How do the outer planets differ most from the inner planets? the plane of their orbits having shorter years having slower rotation on their axes size and composition

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Moshe Rubin · Answer 1 · 2021-10-12T08:48:37+0000

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The plane in their orbits because the planets that are closer to the sun are rockier and smaller compared to the others.The others planets are bigger and made of gas.

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