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Which characteristic do all of the outer planets have in common?.
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Which characteristic do all of the outer planets have in common?.

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They are mostly made up of hydrogen and helium.

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Composition of hydrogen and helium is common in all outer planets. The inner planets are marked by features such as small size which is of rocks. On other hand, outer planets are characterized by features such as huge size due to composition of hydrogen and helium gases.

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