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The atmosphere of Mercury is so weak the sky has very little color. It would be dark outside during both daytime and nighttime. (The sun would appear about 3 times larger than it would here on Earth.)

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Nothing because you would probably be dead

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Mercury has no atmosphere, so it does not look like anything.

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