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Why is Jupiter an Outer Planet?
Jupiter is an outer planet because it's located past the asteroid belt, which marks the boundary between the inner and outer solar system.
Jupiter along with Saturn, Uranus and Neptune are together known as the outer planets or jovian planets or giant planets.
These planets share several characteristics like:
They are large in size!
They are primarily made up of gas!
They have low density and they have multiple moons!
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