What Did NASA Discover in Latest Photos from Mercury?

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Even at Mercury with the higher gravity of the sun providing a speed boost, a 100m body would create a crater of no more than 1 or 2 km but nothing like Caloris.

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Caloris basin was created by an impact body estimated at 100km I’m pretty sure that’s what he meant to say.

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Voice over: "here are some interesting facts about Mercury." Musical score: "You are fighting an intense battle for the fate of your homeworld"

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The finest metals can be found at planets like Mercury imo. Extremely hot, deeply compact metal meets extreme radiation, we could potentially see "reactive" like metals.

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Great video, I hope life would exist on Mercury one day. Please submit similar interesting videos of similar time lenghth in near future for humanity to be informed. All the best to this channel. 😎👍🙂

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4:36 into the video, how is 0.47 one and a half times greater than 0.31au? Am I missing something??

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Thanks for sharing I enjoyed Mercury.

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We should land a rover on Mercury. It could shroud itself under a shield during the 88 days of daylight and travel during the 88 days of night. Even if it didn't survive the first period of daylight, its short period of observation before Sunrise would be very informative. Alternatively, it could be landed in Borealis Planitia, and travel in the perpetual dark of its arctic region.

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2:56 thought I started a Dark5 video for a second

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I never imagined areas of Mercury got sooo cold and have ice.

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Awesome video i captured pic of mercury from my phone 3 days ago just after 5-10 minutes of sunset from my teris.. it's the first time I saw mercury from my naked eyes..

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No Way !! I would Have ever thought , That Mercury would hold ice !!

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This musical score , what is it ? , which composer ?

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Have to Thank You planet Mercury as it serves as a Warning Sign Post of what would happened to planet Earth if our Sun is expanding when it started to burn its remaining fuels!

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Enjoy the content. Music was a little loud and made it hard to hear what you were saying.

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Great information, however the orchestral background music is very distracting and overwhelming, obscuring the information being presented.

[@expecto1982]

0:28: What you are showing here is not Mercury. This is a moon. The difference between moon vibration and Mercury vibration is that Mercury’s sound is within hearing range at about 16Hz. The moon’s sound is even lower than that of Pluto. I can hear it but I’ve been told many of you can’t hear that low drone strings in the background.

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Did you even know what “event horizon” means? No, Mercury can be observed quite easily and sometimes from the Earth too when it serves as a moon at night. It’s a bit redder in color and dimmer than Earth Moon. Yes, you can visit Mercury but Earthlings can’t even withstand the vibration and heat. You need to be made of tin to visit Mercury. You can actually swim in the Mercurial sea which is of a stunningly deep blue color.

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Event horizons and singularity points are when processes reach a crucial point (and most of the times, disastrous point). For example, during a solar system reset, when the clock starts spinning, would you call that a singularity point or event horizon, or it’s not important enough yet? Or do you consider the last act of destruction before the black out the event horizon from which you can no longer return to stop the reset?

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Personally, when Neptune arrives and all grows deadly quiet is always extremely singular to me. But I actually quite like it, as long as it’s not for the purpose of reset. During reset, when Neptune arrives that’s when the clock stops. You hear the ticking first when Uranus arrives and then the clock begins to spin. Some systems actually tell you out loud that a system reset has been initiated. The last pitch when the music stops is when Neptune arrives. After trying to pull away the humans, Mercury arrives. And that’s when you start to feel the compression from above. Venus arrives last and forces the murderers to shake loose of their Venus victims. After that, the blinding blue white light of the imploding sun wipes everything out.

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What were the two different names it was originally given?

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Fun fact. Mercury on average is the closest planet to Earth.

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Demetri Ramanof did the visuals? They are exceptional. Wow

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mercury gotta have the finest of the finest metals worth billions

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Venus was the one thought to be two separate heavenly bodies: the Morning Star and the Evening Star.

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Amazing . TRY OVERKILL FOR THE BEGINNER OR THE LAME . . WAY TOO TECHNICAL

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"....the accumulated data shows mercury to be the smallest planet in the solar system" *cries in pluto*

[@oldmangreywolf6892]

I would have thought Mercury's surface was partially molten being as close to the sun.

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How do they know what is inside any of the planets other than the earth? And the mass, etc???

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Isnt it too hot for stuff on mercurys surface or am I mistaken?

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Next they'll start whining about mercury being the moon of venus and not a planet anymore.

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One extreme planet!

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[@robertporch8895]

I believe Mercury is the core of a former gas giant planet. This would account for the mass density compared to its size which would normally not be as great.