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Mercury was named by the Romans after the fleet-footed messenger of the gods because it seemed to move more quickly than any other planet. ... If an explorer were to step onto the surface of Mercury, ...
bakerster, on 03/08/2008, -1/+4maybe i would have dugg this if "Breaking: Actual Halo Ring Found Discovered on other Side of Mercury!"
The solar system's smallest planet created a huge buzz today as NASA unveiled preliminary photos and findings from the first Mercury flyby in 30 years. ... (see some of the new images of Mercury.)
The solar system's smallest planet created a huge buzz today as NASA unveiled preliminary photos and findings from the first Mercury flyby in 30 years. ... The MESSENGER (MErcury Surface, ...
March 7, 2008: The surprises continue. Scientists studying the harvest of photos from the MESSENGER spacecraft's Jan. 14th flyby of Mercury have found several craters with strange dark halos and one ...
The two craters at the bottom of the frame are located in Mercury's giant Caloris Basin, a thousand mile wide depression formed billions of years ago when Mercury collided with a comet or asteroid.
Mercury is the innermost planet in our solar system. Because of its small size – a diameter of 3030 miles – it is not the easiest of planets to observe. ... The $427 million Mercury Messenger probe, ...
Back when I was a child, I memorized a lot of facts about astronomy. And, some of the facts were about Mercury. ... Well, a couple of those facts are incorrect. Mercury is not the smallest planet.
Mercury has been observed for thousands of years, and I believe the Babylonians are credited with mentioning it in writing for the first time some 3000 years ago or so.
An intriguing geological feature unlike anything previously observed has been discovered on the planet Mercury.
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