No, indeed. All of the planets farther out than Mars are gas giants. They are much, much larger than Earth, for instance, and are composed of various gases. There may be a rocky center core in the gas giants, but not on the surface.
The moons of most of the gas giants are rocky . . . some have volcanoes - some are covered with ice.
Neptune is not rocky; it is a gas giant composed mainly of hydrogen and helium. It is very cold due to its distance from the Sun, with temperatures dropping to around -200 degrees Celsius.
Neptune is neither a rocky nor a gas plant! It is a gas planet, though.
basically neptune has a rocky core in the middle that is surrounded by water and hydrogen.
solid
Saturn, Uranus and Neptune.
it is made of rocky gases
No they are not a rocky planet .The outer planets are called the Jovian planets, meaning huge gas giants like Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune
Neptune has no solid surface to land on although it may have a small rocky core.
The gas giant planets, such as Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune, are not rocky. These planets are primarily composed of gases like hydrogen and helium, with only a small rocky core at their centers.
Neptune is a gas planet, but mercury is not. Mercury is a rocky inner planet, one of the four terrestrial planets.
Neptune is a jovian (gas-like) planet. It's surface features are unknown, but is thought to have a rocky/icy/liquid core
Neptune is a gas giant - or to be precise an ice giant.