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You probably wouldn't be able to land on Jupiter due to excessive gravity and heat, etc. Even if you could bypass those factors, the answer would still be no because Jupiter is not solid. It's possible Jupiter has a solid core, or liquid some where in-between the surface and the center, but we will most likely never land on Jupiter.

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Jupiter is believed to have a very small rocky core at its center, extending to about t 10,000 km from the center, or about 15% of its equatorial cloud top radius. Beyond this is a thick layer of metallic hydrogen and helium that contains most of the mass of Jupiter. The boundary between the metallic state and the liquid/gas phase is believed to be approximately 54,000 km from the center. The last layer that extends as much as 17,000 km, is the liquid/gas layer, It is at the opt of this layer that the visible clouds are seen, at a distance of about 71,400 km at the equator from the center. Jupiter is quite oblate, i.e.,. its polar radius is smaller than the equatorial radius by approximately 5,000 km, primarily because of centripetal acceleration due to its rotation rate (once every 9h 55min).

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Jupiter is made of gas, therefore it is a gas giant.

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Jupiter is a gas giant made out of hydrogen

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Q: Does Jupiter have a solid core or is it made up entirely of gases?
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