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What does the smallest planet in our solar system — Mercury — hide? 🌌 This tiny planet amazes with extreme temperatures: from hellish heat to icy cold. But beneath its harsh shell lie real mysteries! At Mercury's poles, scientists discovered craters with ice reserves — how did they get there? ❄️ Additionally, the giant metallic core may still be active, suggesting the presence of a hidden magnetic field! Discover Mercury's incredible secrets with us in this exciting video! Don't forget to like and share with friends!
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Mercury, the smallest and innermost planet in our Solar System, is full of surprises despite its tiny size. This planet experiences the most extreme temperature variations in the solar system, ranging from 427°C (800°F) during the day to -173°C (-280°F) at night. Remarkably, scientists have discovered water ice deposits in permanently shadowed craters at Mercury's poles, delivered by ancient comet impacts. The planet's unusually large iron core, which makes up about 75% of its radius, generates a weak but detectable magnetic field, suggesting the core may still be partially molten and active.
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