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Child: 25,000 Mims Adult: 30,000 Mims

by Larry Dane Brimner

-Because the North and South poles do not tilt very much, they do not receive a lot of sunlight. Thus, ice is found at both of Mercury's poles.

Enjoy a magnificent view of the sun!

A little scary looking, but with your very own Mercury Suit, you can survive on planet Mercury!

Climb aboard the Experimental UEF Spaceship

Gravity- The gravity is 38% the gravity on Earth. So if you weigh 45.36  kilograms (100 pounds) on Earth, you’d weigh 17.15 kilograms (37.8 pounds) on Mercury. You’d still be as strong, so you would be able to jump up 2.6 times high as you can jump on Earth.

There's no atmosphere in Mercury so basically, you'll blow up! Don't worry! we'll provide you with a Mercury suit.

Temperature- Mercury is the closest planet to the Sun, so this means that it would be one of the hottest planets. The side facing the Sun can be 800 degrees Fahrenheit, or 426 degrees Celsius. You better use a tunnel tube to connect your spaceship to the planet for an easier way of transportation. You’ll also be able to see a magnificent view of the Sun.

Take your family or friends out to the Mercuroni Grill!

After a hearty meal or curry or macaroni, take a visit to the Mercuroon Café!

See the stars all day since it's always dark out at the Mercservatory!

While hiking, you may come across the Smiley Face Crater!

-Mercury Outfitters

-Mercuroni Grill

-Book a room at the S'WInter Resort. Stay in 426.667º C heat or  in the brisk, cold climate of -184.444ºC (temperature controlled suits provided)