mercury-fuzzy+bunny

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Have you ever wanted to go......crater diving!? Well now you can, for a low price you can have a vacation on..Mercury!!!!! We have a beautiful resort set up on the wonderful surface of Mercury. Every room in our hotel has a splendid view of the sun which looks gloriously 3 times the size as on earth. We have multiple hotels set up on the surface of Mercury, each offering some great vacation deals.

Mercury is not a very large planet, only about 4878 kilometers at its equator, so it would be not trouble getting around the different hotels we have set up. Seasons on Mercury do not exist, because Mercury does not have a tilt in its axis. Good news! no rainy season, Mercury does not experience weather. Our hotels are state of the art and offer well insured space suits for all your outdoor vacationing. Trust us you will need those suits, Mercury has almost no atmosphere(extremely small amounts of hydrogen and helium), but dont worry we provide you with oxygen free of charge. Our suits are also very well insolated and have air conditioners and heaters built in. A good feature considering Mercury's temperature extremes are from -168 degrees celcius to about 427 degrees celcius.

The planet Mercury has been known and observed as early as 2000 B.C by the sumerians. The planet Mercury was named after the roman winged messenger "Mercury" who escorted dead souls to the underwold. Mercury's geographical features include large sometimes very deep impact craters, the largest and most popular of which we have blanketed the bottom with large airbags designed to be jumped onto from the mouth of the crater, which is what we call crater diving. Mercury has no moons, in fact jupiter's moon ganymede is larger than mercury. Mercury's size is about 38% of earth. Mercury's year lasts 88 earth days while one day lasts about 59 days. Each day is about 2/3 of mercury's year.

Mercury's average distance from earth is 149.5 million kilometer, which means it would take a vacationer about half a year or 208 days to get to mercury travelling at 30,000 km/hour.

So what are you waiting for sign up for a vacation on Mercury today!

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