Terrestrial planets are known for their solid, rocky surfaces and primarily consist of rock and metal. Earth, Venus, and Mars are examples of terrestrial planets.
Let's examine each planet listed:
Uranus is classified as an ice giant. Its structure consists of a relatively small rocky core surrounded by a mantle of water, ammonia, and methane ices, covered by an atmosphere of hydrogen and helium. It lacks a solid surface.
Earth is a terrestrial planet with a solid, rocky composition.
Venus is also a terrestrial planet, similar in size to Earth and composed primarily of rock and metal.
Mars is recognized as a terrestrial planet, featuring a solid, dusty, rocky surface.
Comparing the options, Uranus stands out as it is an ice giant, not a terrestrial planet. Earth, Venus, and Mars all fit the definition of terrestrial planets.
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