We see a lot of videos and pictures on social media, but sometimes it happens that we see something so different that we become mesmerized. One such lovely sight has been seen in space, which is gaining the attention of the users. This is something that we are not able to see with our eyes every day. People are amazed to see this video from space.
This video taken of MESSENGER aircraft has shocked people. This picture is of Mercury, the smallest planet in our solar system. When Messenger, the first spacecraft to orbit the planet, showed it a 360 degree view, people were stunned to see this amazing sight.
Mercury shines like a diamond
In this video, a circular object is seen rotating like a shining crystal. As if colorful LED lights had been installed inside. It is rotating on its axis and there is amazing glow everywhere in its 360 degree view, which is attracting the eyes. Slightly larger than Earth’s Moon, Mercury is the smallest planet in the Solar System. Mercury is the closest planet to the Sun at an average distance of 36 million miles. Mercury is the smallest planet and is also the fastest; it travels at a speed of approximately 29 miles per second in its orbit. A year on Mercury is equal to only 88 days on Earth.
A 360 degree view of the planet Mercury as mapped by the MESSENGER spacecraft, with exaggerated colors to show the distinct chemical, mineralogical, and physical regions across its cratered surface. pic.twitter.com/3azsW0RHSU
— Wonder of Science (@wonderofscience) January 4, 2024
Some people understand the earth
The post has been shared on social media platform X (earlier Twitter) with an account named @wonderofscience. The caption accompanying the video states that this is the planet Mercury, in which glowing colors are visible. Was shared 2 days ago. People have also praised this picture by leaving many comments on the video. One user said – This is exactly like a diamond. While some users said that it looks like the earth.
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FIRST PUBLISHED: January 8, 2024, 15:29 IST
