So far, beyond the solar system the extrasolar planets found have been mostlyGroup of answer choicesterrestrials very close to their star, and transiting its disk.terrestrials with very elongated, distant orbits like comets.large jovians orbiting solar-type stars about where our jovians are found.large jovians with terrestrial-type orbits.brown dwarfs much more massive than Jupiter.

All of the outer planets in the solar system are large exceptGroup of answer choicesNeptunePlutoSaturnUranus

The jovian (giant) planetsGroup of answer choiceshave satellite systems with less than 4 moons.are all much more dense than any of the terrestrials planets.all have rings around their equators.all spin slower than the earth.all lie less than 5 AU from the Sun.

Compared to the size of Earth, the jovian planets areGroup of answer choiceslarger.more dense.mixture of larger and smaller.smaller.

Which planets are the "outer" planets- sometimes called the Gas Giants?

Compared to Jovian planets, Terrestrial planets have a (Select All the answers that are correct)Group of answer choicesrocky crustlower densitylarger sizethicker atmospheremore moonshigher densitylower massslower spinfaster orbit