Can humans live on Mercury?

1. According to my own opinion and some information I read, I think there is an atmosphere on Mercury, and everything in the world has a potential. At least until we verify it, we can follow our own ideas. Say your own point of view. Although the surface temperature of Mercury is too high, it is impossible for it to retain a dense atmosphere like its two closest neighbors, Venus and the Earth. Since it is said to be a "dense atmosphere", the emphasis is on "dense", not "dense". "Dense" can also be "thin". No one completely denies it. (Sorry, I read some information). The original text says, "Mercury's extremely thin atmosphere is mainly composed of gases captured from the solar wind." "The light emitted by Mercury is also reflected by sunlight. So who says that besides sunlight, other materials cannot reflect." Therefore, I don’t have any objection to the opinion that denying that there is no atmosphere on Mercury. Hopefully, this can be better determined in the days to come. (Answer completed)

2. I think generally speaking, the atmosphere usually refers to the atmosphere containing oxygen, but it is not absolute. Sometimes, as long as the gas surrounding the star can also be called the atmosphere, For example, the atmosphere of Mercury. The atmosphere we are talking about is the atmosphere of the Earth. (I don’t know if there is any scientific basis for this.)

3. I don’t think the problem should be viewed in such an absolute way. We need to consider the definition of something from a standpoint: if we just look at this issue with an attitude of seeking knowledge, then we cannot say that there is no gas on Mercury. But if we look at this issue from a human perspective, then it is understandable for us to conclude that there is no atmosphere on Mercury. But I personally believe that "atmosphere" is just a gas state defined by humans according to their own academic level, and cannot be generalized. We should delve deeper into the characteristics of the gas on Mercury.

Open discussion 2, some observational facts force us to believe that the surface of Mercury is similar to the surface of the moon. Regarding this, first state your own point of view, and then list some supporting reasons

Reference answer: The surfaces of the two celestial bodies, Mercury and the Moon, are similar, and the albedo of the two celestial bodies is almost equal. Craters...

Excellent answers: 1. The surface of Mercury is indeed similar to the surface of the moon. They are both densely covered with craters and uneven highlands and plains. (However, the surface of Mercury is dotted with ridges and steep walls, which is different from the moon.) And the volume of Mercury is similar to that of the moon. The craters on the surface of Mercury should have been formed by meteorite impacts. Therefore, the similarity between the surface of Mercury and the surface of the moon is more clear in that they are both dotted with craters of varying depths. And the center of Mercury may be an iron-nickel core similar to the size of the moon.

2. I also think that the surface of Mercury is similar to the surface of the moon. There are many ringed mountains on the surface. This is a major feature of the moon. Mercury also has this feature, so their surfaces are very similar. ..

3. Professor, if you say that "atmosphere" is a thin gas, from a scientific perspective, then this statement is completely possible; however, from my personal perspective From a perspective, I believe that the atmosphere is a gas composed of nitrogen, oxygen, water vapor and other gases that can be breathed, burned, etc. Therefore, we should conduct further scientific investigation on this matter. (Personal opinion)

4. I just discovered that the temperature difference on the moon is also very large. This can be regarded as a major similarity with Mercury, and both the moon and Mercury have relatively abundant resources.

5, I think it is similar. First of all, from the pictures and other things we looked at, we determined that the surface was full of large and small pits. Next, we can see from the light they reflect that they are very similar. In fact, in addition to the reflected light, other substances and properties (color, etc.) in the reflected light are also very similar. From several points, we can summarize the moon and Mercury. The surfaces of the celestial bodies are very similar.