File photo showing the planet Mercury is seen from Mariner 10's first image of Mercury acquired on March 24, 1974. REUTERS/Nasa-Jpl/File
File photo showing the planet Mercury is seen from Mariner 10's first image of Mercury acquired on March 24, 1974. REUTERS/Nasa-Jpl/File
http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/messenger/main/index.html
NASA Spacecraft to Make Historic Flyby of Mercury
On Monday, Jan. 14, a pioneering NASA spacecraft will be the first to visit Mercury in almost 33 years when it soars over the planet to explore and snap close-up images of never-before-seen terrain. These findings could open new theories and answer old questions in the study of the solar system.
I believe Mercury has the largest known impact crater. As I understand it the impact caused shockwaves to converge on the opposite side of the planet and caused some interesting jumbled terrain.
Mercury has a huge iron core as if it was supposed to be a much larger planet.
Crematoria all back of the bus.
It’s one of them space topics.
Mercury’s spin reveals molten, not solid core
Reuters | Thursday, May 3, 2007 | Julie Steenhuysen
Posted on 05/03/2007 10:51:50 PM EDT by SunkenCiv
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