no because Mercury is hotter Mercury is dry, extremely hot and almost airless. Planet Mercury is too small for its gravity to retain any significant atmosphere over long periods of time. The weak atmosphere contains hydrogen, helium, oxygen, sodium, calcium and potassium.
Due to the heat of the planet, the very thin atmosphere is blasted off its surface by the solar wind and quickly escapes into space. Mercury's atmosphere is constantly being replenished.
Mercury does not have enough atmosphere to slow down meteoroids and burn them up by friction. The sun's rays are approximately seven times as strong on Mercury as they are on the Earth. The sun also appears about 2 1/2 times as large in Mercury's sky as in the Earth's.
It is highly unlikely to find living things similar to those on Earth in Mercury due to its harsh conditions, including extreme temperatures, lack of atmosphere, and high levels of radiation. The environment on Mercury is not conducive to sustaining life as we know it.
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Mercury is most similar to Earth's moon. Like the moon it is a rocky, airless world covered in craters.
mercury has no atmosphere which means it is nothing like earths.
they have the same size + lots of craters
That might be an indication that Mercury has a similar composition to Earth. For more details, check the Wikipedia articles on Earth, and Mercury, to see what is believed to be inside each planet.
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The planet Mercury has the most similar cratered surface compared to the moon.
Not entirely sure what you mean with "living planet"; there is no known life on Mercury, or on any other planet on our Solar System for that matter, except on Earth of course.
Nobody invented mercury: it was an element which was present in the earth long before there were any living organisms.
cellular function.
All inner planets are made of rock. (Earth, Mars, Venus, and Mercury)