👉 In physics and astronomy, "landlike" refers to objects that are composed primarily of solid matter or have a high density. These types of objects are typically found on Earth's surface, such as planets like Mars, Venus, Jupiter, Saturn, and Uranus. The term comes from the Greek words "landos" which means "earth-like," and "like." Landlike objects can be described in terms of their size, shape, mass, and density. They are typically found on Earth
