Messenger ends a four-year study of Mercury that revealed surprises about the hot little planet.
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We are going to use a solar Stirling cycle generator in Mercury''s orbit. The incident energy is 0.89 Watts/square centimeter. A mirror system will concentrate the solar energy by a ratio of 10 to
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Mercury''s location has made it very difficult for scientists to study. One reason is the heat. Spacecraft approaching the planet need to be able to withstand scorching temperatures as
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Final resting place of the Messenger probe on Mercury, where it crash landed on April 30 while traveling at 8,700 miles per hour. Credit: NASA/APL/CIW Through most of its life, NASA''s scrappy Messenger probe
As an end-member of terrestrial planet formation, Mercury holds unique clues about the original distribution of elements in the earliest stages of solar system development and how planets
Credit: NASA) In an expected - albeit violent - end to its 11-year mission, NASA's MESSENGER spacecraft collided with the rocky surface of Mercury this week at speeds of just over 14,000 km/h, leaving behind an entire crater in the process.
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The arrival at Mercury in 2011 of NASA’s MESSENGER mission heralded a new age of exploration for this enigmatic planet (Fig. 1).
Mission controllers at the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory (APL) in Laurel, Maryland, have confirmed NASA’s MErcury Surface, Space ENvironment, GEochemistry, and Ranging (MESSENGER) spacecraft impacted the surface of Mercury, as anticipated, at 3:26 p.m. EDT.
Unfortunately, because MESSENGER ended up landing on the side of Mercury that faces away from Earth, our ground-based telescopes weren't able to record the dramatic impact. Mission control confirmed the crash-landing when they could no longer get a signal from the intrepid spacecraft.
For example, it is possible that Mercury is an important model for extrasolar planets in high-C solar systems. Planets that are carbon rich are expected to have low oxygen fugacities, and may therefore feature sulfur-rich crusts and, if present, atmospheres.
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