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How does the tectonic activity of the terrestrial planets compare with that of the gas giants?

All of the terrestrial planets have exhibited tectonic activity, but none of the gas giants have.
All of the gas giants have exhibited tectonic activity, but none of the terrestrial planets have.
All of the gas giants have exhibited tectonic activity, but only one terrestrial planet has.
All of the terrestrial planets have exhibited tectonic activity, but only one gas giant has.

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its (A). All of the terrestrial planets have exhibited tectonic activity, but none of the gas giants have.

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All of the terrestrial planets exhibit tectonic activity, but none of the gas giants have.

  • Terrestrial planets exhibit compact surfaces, whereas gas planets don't have compact surfaces and they are composed of hydrogen (H) and helium (He).

  • The planets of our solar system are Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune.

  • Terrestrial planets: Mars, Earth, Venus and Mercury.

  • Gas planets: Neptune, Uranus, Saturn and Jupiter.

  • The term 'tectonic plates' refers to the pieces of the solid Earth's crust (and even the plates of other terrestrial planets). These plates exhibit a movement known as tectonic activity.

  • Gas planets don't have a solid surface and therefore no tectonic activity can be observed in them.

In conclusion, terrestrial planets show tectonic activity, but gas giants don't have tectonic activity.

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