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  • Earth's Moon: Terrestrial Composition Explained
    Earth's moon is terrestrial.

    Here's why:

    * Terrestrial planets are rocky planets with solid surfaces. They are made up of heavy elements like iron, nickel, silicon, and oxygen.

    * Gas giants are made up primarily of light elements like hydrogen and helium, and have no solid surface.

    The Moon is a solid, rocky body, making it a terrestrial object.

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