Drag each label to the correct location on the table. Classify each planet as an inner planet or an outer planet. Planet A has 6
7 moons, and major parts of its atmosphere are hydrogen and helium. Planet B has rings but not much atmosphere. Planet C has no moons but has high volcanic activity Known as the red planet, planet D has high amounts of carbon dioxide in its atmosphere and has two moons. Planet E has a thin layer of atmosphere but no moons due to the effects of the Sun’s gravity. Planet F has 27 moons, and its atmosphere is mostly composed of hydrogen, helium, and methane.
The Inner planets: C, D and E whereas the outer planets are Outer planets: A, B and F. The inner planets are made up of rocky masses. The outer planets are huge gas giants whose orbits lie beyond the asteroid belt.
Planets C,D and E are the rocky planets called the inner planets. In the solar system, these planets are the closest to the sun. They are Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars. These planets are made up of silica minerals on their surface.
Planets A, B and F are the gas giants also known as outer planets. They are big balls of gases. They are known to have several moons in their orbit. They are Jupiter, Saturn and Neptune.
The important consequence of upwelling are abundance of fish resources in the upwelling region, influence of coastal climate,development of sea fogs and intensification of existing coastal currents
