Inner and Outer Planets

The video explores the solar system containing Earth, dividing planets into inner and outer categories. Inner planets, like Mercury and Earth, have solid surfaces, while outer planets, such as Jupiter, are gas giants. The video compares their sizes, atmospheres, and rotation speeds. Inner planets have diverse atmospheres, whereas outer planets share similar compositions. Despite differences, all planets revolve around the sun and share gravitational traits.

What separates the inner planets from the outer planets in our solar system?

• The Van Allen Belt

• The Oort Cloud

• The Asteroid Belt

• The Kuiper Belt

Which planet is the largest among the inner planets?

• Earth

• Mercury

• Venus

• Mars

What is the primary composition of the atmospheres of the outer planets?

• Carbon Dioxide and Nitrogen

• Hydrogen and Helium

• Oxygen and Nitrogen

• Methane and Ammonia

Which inner planet has an atmosphere capable of supporting life?

• Earth

• Mercury

• Venus

• Mars

How long does it take for Jupiter to complete one rotation?

• 9 hours and 55 minutes

• 17 hours and 14 minutes

• 24 hours

• 243 Earth days

Which planet is not tilted on its axis?

• Mercury

• Earth

• Venus

• Mars

What is a common trait shared by all planets in our solar system?

• They all have solid surfaces

• They all revolve around the sun

• They all have atmospheres rich in oxygen

• They all have rings