Why the Planet Mercury is So Utterly Peculiar

Posted on by Kirst Mason D'Raven

Planets shouldn’t be tiny and full of iron, but that’s exactly how Mercury wound up. A very rough childhood may explain its strange state.

read more Why the Planet Mercury is So Utterly Peculiar | TIME.

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