Question
Regarding tidal planets, which of the following
statements is correct?Solution
Sol. Tidal planets, often referred to as gas giants, are massive planets primarily composed of gases. They usually exist closer to their parent stars, with thick gaseous atmospheres surrounding their core. Information Booster:
- These planets experience strong gravitational forces due to proximity to their stars.
- High temperatures and stellar radiation impact their atmospheres.
- Tidal planets are common in exoplanet studies.
- Some may have water vapor in their atmospheres.
- Examples include gas giants like Jupiter and Saturn.
- (a): This is not a typical feature of tidal planets.
- (c): Tidal planets are not small but massive with high gravitational pull.
- (d): Solid surfaces are uncommon in gas giants.
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