The correct answer is Option (4) - Uranus
Uranus is NOT a terrestrial planet.
- Venus, Mars, and Earth are all classified as terrestrial planets. They are rocky planets with relatively high densities and solid surfaces.
- Uranus, along with Jupiter, Saturn, and Neptune, is classified as a gas giant. These planets are much larger and less dense than terrestrial planets, primarily composed of hydrogen and helium and lacking a solid surface.
Therefore, Uranus is the only option that is not a terrestrial planet. |