Except for the gravity, living on Mercury would require the same type of environment as living in orbit around the Earth. There is no real atmosphere on Mercury, so you would have to bring your own oxygen, along with fuel, food, and water. Some water and hydrogen fuel could be extracted from water ice found in very deep craters.
The ideal location would be in a crater near one of the poles, where the temperature would not become too hot, and where ice from comets or meteors is thought to be most prevalent. Two polar outposts located several kilometers apart could share power if each was in sunlight for half of each Mercury day (176 Earth days long).
There is no way to survive on mercury
Unless the human had protective gear that is currently beyond the capability of our technology, that person would fare very poorly and would have to leave Mercury very quickly or die.
A human being would not fare well on Mercury due to its extreme conditions. Temperatures can reach up to 800 degrees Fahrenheit during the day and drop to -290 degrees Fahrenheit at night. Additionally, the planet has a very thin atmosphere and high levels of radiation, making it inhospitable for humans.
Mercury has no disadvantages . . . if it were a sentient being, it would be quite at ease.
No. That was an internet hoax. No human has ever set foot on planet Mercury. Planet Mercury is 427 Degrees Celsius. A human, or any human-made object such as an Xbox console, would burn up and turn into ashes within seconds.
to go on mercury a human would have to wear a protective suit and they would also need an oxygen tank.
they would problobly die or get frozed
Nope. Way too hot. Its the closest planet to the sun.
That would be Mars, Mercury being the smallest. Unless you still count Pluto, in which case Mercury would be the second smallest.
It would be Mercury.
I think so no :(
Mercury is extremely hot and has almost no atmosphere. An unprotected human would be dessicated rather quickly. An explosion would not be likely since the heat from the sun and the planet's surface would affect the human's skin first. Or you could strap a grenade to them.