![]() Caption:A photomosaic of Mercury's southern hemisphere taken during Mariner 10's second flyby of Mercury in September 1974. Copyright: Credit:NASA |
![]() Caption:A photomosaic of Mercury taken as Mariner 10 approached the planet on its first flyby in March 1974. Copyright: Credit:NASA |
![]() Caption:A photomosaic of Mercury taken as Mariner 10 left the planet after its first flyby in March 1974. Most of the smooth plains are concentrated on this side. Copyright: Credit:NASA |
![]() Caption:A photomosaic of part of the Caloris basin on Mercury from images taken by Mariner 10 in 1974. It is 1,300 km in diameter and one of the largest impact features in the solar system. The main ring of mountains rises 2 km above the basin floor. Copyright: Credit:NASA |
![]() Caption:A close-up view of part of the surface of Mercury taken by Mariner 10 in 1974, showing many impact craters. Copyright: Credit:NASA |