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 are the two main categories of planets in our solar system?

Name the inner planets of our solar system.

What is the asteroid belt and where is it located?

How do the atmospheres of the inner planets differ?

What is the significance of Earth's atmosphere in relation to life?

Describe the rotation differences between inner and outer planets.

What common trait do all planets share in relation to the sun?