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What is the difference between Earth and Jupiter?

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J. Pollock

J. Pollock

J. Pollock
J. Pollock, Science Professor, Los Angeles

Answered Jul 17, 2019

Earth and Jupiter are two out of eight planets that make up the solar system. Both, together with other planets, move around the sun. However, let's take a look at the many differences between Earth and Jupiter. First, Earth is the third planet, in terms of its closeness to the sun, while Jupiter is the fifth planet from the sun. In terms of their size, Jupiter has been researched to be the most prominent planet out of the eight planets in the solar system.

Earth and Jupiter are two out of eight planets that make up the solar system. Both, together with
If we are to consider the warmness of the two planets, Earth is a little bit warmer than Jupiter because of its closeness to the sun. Another significant difference between the two planets is that living things exist on the Earth, whereas there's no life in Jupiter. Earth is one of the inner, and it is made of rock, while Jupiter is part of outer planets and is a gaseous planet.

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