Which planets have rocky and iron cores surrounded by a thick layer of frozen hydrogen, a deep layer of liquid hydrogen, and then an atmosphere above with a banded appearance from a mixture of sulfur and organic compounds in ammonia clouds?

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11 May, 20:29

Which planets have rocky and iron cores surrounded by a thick layer of frozen hydrogen, a deep layer of liquid hydrogen, and then an atmosphere above with a banded appearance from a mixture of sulfur and organic compounds in ammonia clouds?

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Cassius Hines · Answer 1

Jupiter and Saturn both have rocky and iron cores surrounded by a thick layer of frozen hydrogen, a deep layer of liquid hydrogen, and then an atmosphere above with a banded appearance from a mixture of sulfur and organic compounds in ammonia clouds.