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3. Earth and Mercury are both inner planets in our Solar system, yet Mercury's surface has many more craters than
Earth's surface. Why is Mercury so heavily cratered while Earth has evidence of very few impact craters?

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Answer:Along with Venus, Earth, and Mars, Mercury is one of the rocky planets. It has a solid surface that is covered with craters like our Moon.

Explanation:

Mercury so heavily cratered because of no weather to erode away the craters.

Why Mercury is heavily cratered?

Mercury so heavily cratered whereas Earth has evidence of very few impact craters because on mercury, there is no weather to erode away the craters, so most of the craters are still visible on the mercury planet.

While on the other hand, earth has atmosphere which is responsible for the erosion of craters on the earth surface so we can conclude that Mercury so heavily cratered because of no weather to erode away the craters.

Learn more about Mercury here: https://brainly.com/question/879

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