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== Appearance and Visibility == |
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Mercury is a planet of our solar system and observable with the naked eye. It is bright, but only visible in twilight, close to the Sun, and therefore difficult to be seen. |
Mercury is a planet of our solar system and observable with the naked eye. It is bright, but only visible in twilight, close to the Sun, and therefore difficult to be seen. |
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=== Images of Mercury === |
=== Images of Mercury === |
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Merkur nambia.jpg |Mercury seen at Dawn in Namibia (SMH 2001) |
Merkur nambia.jpg |Mercury seen at Dawn in Namibia (SMH 2001). |
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Mercury 20241230 070655.jpg|Mercury at Dawn in Central Europe (SMH 2924) |
Mercury 20241230 070655.jpg|Mercury at Dawn in Central Europe (SMH 2924). |
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Mercury20241231 070524.gif|Mercury at Dawn in Central Europe with Label (SMH 2024) |
Mercury20241231 070524.gif|Mercury at Dawn in Central Europe with Label (SMH 2024). |
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Mercury 20241231 070140.jpg | Mercury at Dawn in Central Europe (SMH 2024) |
Mercury 20241231 070140.jpg | Mercury at Dawn in Central Europe (SMH 2024). |
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Pvd2025astro web 014+txt engl.jpg | Mercury and Venus in comparison to the young lunar crescent (Providence 2025). |
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Pvd2025astro web 012.jpg | Mercury and Venus at dusk (Providence 2025). |
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Latest revision as of 01:18, 4 March 2025
Appearance and Visibility
Mercury is a planet of our solar system and observable with the naked eye. It is bright, but only visible in twilight, close to the Sun, and therefore difficult to be seen.
Images of Mercury
Mercury seen at Dawn in Namibia (SMH 2001).
Mercury at Dawn in Central Europe (SMH 2924).
Mercury at Dawn in Central Europe with Label (SMH 2024).
Mercury at Dawn in Central Europe (SMH 2024).
Mercury and Venus in comparison to the young lunar crescent (Providence 2025).
Mercury and Venus at dusk (Providence 2025).
