If a planet is terrestrial it is dense and solid and most probably located near a star
Terrestrial planets are those that have a solid surface like the earth does. The solid surface is made of rock which makes these planets quite dense.
These planets are also usually located near a star because the higher temperatures meant that only materials with really high boiling points were able to come together instead of becoming gas that would escape from the vicinity of the star.
These materials formed rocky planets that were dense and solid and were therefore solid. Examples include Venus, Mercury and Earth.
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