This body's lobate scarps, including Beagle Rupes, suggest that its diameter may have shrunk by two or more miles.
This body's lobate scarps, including Beagle Rupes, suggest that its diameter may have shrunk by two or more miles. This body's Kuiper ray crater was first photographed in full in 2008. This body is set to be explored in 2024 by a joint European-Japanese mission named (*) BepiColombo. The Odin and Tir Planitiae are features in this body's Tolstoj Quadrangle. Hilly and lineated topography define this body's Petrarch crater, which exemplifies its "weird terrain." This body's magnetic field was revealed through flybys by the ► Mariner 10 probe. Volcanic vents are thought to ring this body's Caloris basin. It has the greatest temperature variation and highest density of any body in its class. For 10 points, name this smallest planet in the Solar System and the closest to the sun.
This body's lobate scarps, including Beagle Rupes, suggest that its diameter may have shrunk by two or more miles.
Mercury