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  • Terrestrial Planets: Definition, Characteristics & Examples
    A celestial body composed of rock or metal is called a terrestrial planet.

    Here's why:

    * Terrestrial refers to the Earth, and the term is often used for planets with similar characteristics.

    * Rock and metal are the primary components of these planets.

    Examples of terrestrial planets in our solar system include:

    * Mercury

    * Venus

    * Earth

    * Mars

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