Mercury
Sitting on a cold, dark, terrifying rocky planet, you are trembling. Outside temperature -160 degrees Celsius. Chlorine gas is frozen, and if it goes down a little, oxygen will also freeze. The heating system in the spacesuit also doesn't seem to be enough, it would be nice to have some tea or coffee.
A deep hole next to you, hit by a meteor. Abedin Crater is named after Shilpacharya Zainul. Looking at the 118 km diameter khajata, however, no art can be found in Temb, I know how strange it seems. There is no air on this planet, so the sky is absolutely open. That open airless sky is not as strange as the surrounding soil, it is strangely beautiful. Millions of stars are shining like pearls there. Meteors are running after a while. The eyes are filled with this beauty, again fear is fear. Occasionally there are explosions somewhere in the distance, meteors of various sizes are falling straight to the ground as there is no atmosphere.
It goes on for hours. Your work goes on. You turned around and saw the various shades of Mercury. Frozen ice on the spine. Then one day the sun rose in the black sky.
This sun is strange. It bears no resemblance to the familiar sun of the earth. Its color is white. Its size is three times that of the earth's sun. Its intensity is terrible.
There is no atmosphere, so even though the sun was shining in the sky, the black sky remained black. The heat of the soil continued to rise. -160, -150 ... At one point in time the growth increased to 0. Then 20 40 60 kept increasing. The sun will continue to shine on Mercury for the next 7 days. At some point all the water will boil in its heat. The lead will melt. As the temperature rises it will drop to 430 degrees. This horrible hellish place is not for people. You should leave quickly.
The first planet in the solar system, Mercury, revolves around the Sun only once every 7 days. But it takes 59 days for it to revolve around its own axis. He moved to the other side of the sun before it was a day, so strangely enough, it takes 16 days for Mercury to go from one sunrise to another.
The moving planet Mercury is very dense, with 61% of its volume being molten iron cores, while the Earth's core is only 16%.
You explained the mercury very beautifully