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  • Mercury's Surface: Craters, Not Holes - Explained
    Mercury does not have large holes covering its surface. It is a rocky planet with a heavily cratered surface, similar to our Moon.

    The craters on Mercury were formed by impacts from asteroids, comets, and other space debris over billions of years.

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