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Uranus and Neptune cannot be seen with the naked eye. Mercury and Venus are only seen near the hours of sunrise and sunset because they are closer to the Sun than the Earth.
===Mercury===
[[image:Mercury-real_color.jpg|thumb|250px|right|Mercury]]
Mercury is the planet closest to the Sun. It orbits the Sun once every 88 Earth-days. Mercury has very little atmosphere because its gravity is so weak due to its small size. Like the Moon, Mercury's lack of an atmosphere means that it is struck often by other bodies, leaving its surface cratered. If it had a thicker atmosphere, these objects would burn up before they reached the surface. Another similarity between Mercury and the Moon is that Mercury's day is equal to its year at 88 days.
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Uranus and Neptune cannot be seen with the naked eye. Mercury and Venus are only seen near the hours of sunrise and sunset because they are closer to the Sun than the Earth.
===Mercury===
[[image:Mercury-real_color.jpg|thumb|250px|right|Mercury]]
Mercury is the planet closest to the Sun. It orbits the Sun once every 88 Earth-days. Mercury has very little atmosphere because its gravity is so weak due to its small size. Like the Moon, Mercury's lack of an atmosphere means that it is struck often by other bodies, leaving its surface cratered. If it had a thicker atmosphere, these objects would burn up before they reached the surface. Another similarity between Mercury and the Moon is that Mercury's day is equal to its year at 88 days.
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Urano y Neptuno no se pueden ver a simple vista. Mercurio y Venus sólo se ven cerca de las horas del amanecer y la puesta de sol, ya que están más cerca del sol que la tierra.

Mercurio

Mercurio es el planeta más cercano al Sol. Orbita el sol una vez cada 88 días terrestres. Mercurio tiene poca atmósfera, ya que su gravedad es tan débil debido a su pequeño tamaño. Al igual que la Luna, la falta de una atmósfera de Mercurio significa que es golpeado con frecuencia por otros objetos, dejando su superficie llena de cráteres. Si tuviera una atmósfera más densa, estos objetos se quemarían antes de llegar a la superficie. Otra similitud entre Mercurio y la Luna es que el día de Mercurio es igual a su año en 88 días.

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