Is Venus a terrestrial planet

Answer 1

Yes, Venus is a terrestrial planet. It's one of four in our solar system, which can also be described as rocky or inner planets.

Answer 2

Ceres was counted as a planet from its discovery in 1801 until the 1850s when it was reclassified as an asteroid. In 2006 it was classified as a dwarf planet, which is not considered a planet.

Answer 3

Ceres is neither a gas giant or terrestrial planet. Ceres is classified as an asteroid and is sometimes called a minor planet. It resides in the asteroid belt between the orbits of mars and Jupiter. It's similar in composition to the terrestrial planets and is composed mostly of rock.

Answer 4

Yes, Venus is considered a terrestrial planet because it is primarily composed of rock and metal, similar to Earth. Terrestrial planets are distinguished from gas giants like Jupiter and Saturn by their solid surfaces and rocky compositions.

Answer 5

Actually Ceres is not a planet it is a dwarf planet

Answer 6

Ceres is not a terrestrial planet it is a dwarf planet

Answer 7

It has a terrain, like that of the four inner, rocky planets. Its not a planet though, its a dwarf planet. It could be described as being terrestrial though. Maybe a terrestrial dwarf planet?

Answer 8

Ceres is the smallest of the five dwarf planets. It is in the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter. Its a small rocky world, but may have water beneath its surface.