Why Inner Planets Rocky and Outer Planets Gaseous?

The planets in our Solar System have formed from the same spinning disc of dust, called the solar nebula, that formed the Sun. The composition of planets is affected by the availability of elements around them and the temperature.

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NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center and the National Center for Supercomputing Applications
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Devon Church - The Wish

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[RedLine_Renesis]

How does this apply to hot jupiers for instance?

[juliusdaviesd]

Thanks I was really looking for this! Nobody else could succinctly explain why the outer planets are gas giants !
I am curious, since the inner planets have molten cores.. Why don't the gas giants have molten cores inside their rocky cores? Shouldn't the inside of the rocky core go molten with their huge size and pressure? Is it because it's mostly ice?
Keep up the good work !!

[anujchauhan]

If all the light matter had vaporised then why does earth has water?

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