The moon is 1079 miles wide
Mercury is 1515 miles wide
Mercury is only 436 miles wider.
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It's bigger than the moon but very close in size.
It isn't, it's a little bit bigger than the moon. It is the second smallest planet, if you count Pluto
Mercury resembles Earth's Moon in appearance
Mercury is roughly the same size, but it is bigger than our Moon.
Not even close to it. The sun is about 864938 miles in diameter, while Mercury is only about 3032 miles in diameter. Actually, Mercury is not much larger than Earths moon. If you mean Mercury as in the plant, then no. The sun is the biggest thing in are solar system.
The moon is 1079 miles wide Mercury is 1515 miles wide Mercury is only 436 miles wider. Hope This Helps! :)
The planet Mercury has the most similar cratered surface compared to the moon.
It's bigger than the moon but very close in size.
It isn't, it's a little bit bigger than the moon. It is the second smallest planet, if you count Pluto
Earths diameter is around 12756km at the equator, Titans diameter of 5151km is about 40% that of Earths diameter. Its volume though is only about 0.066 `Earth volumes` (6.6%).
2½ Moon Diameter = Earth's Diameter- 1 Moon Diameter. Earth's Diameter = 7/2 Moon
The Moon is 1/4 of Earth's diameter, 1/50 of Earth's volume, and 1/80 of Earth's mass.
The length of the Moon's diameter is about 27% of the Earth's.
Jupiter has more than 60 moons. Ganymede is the largest and it's diameter is 5,262 km (3,268 mi). The second largest moon is Callisto with a diameter of 4,806 km. Mercury's diameter is about 4,880 km.
Mercury resembles Earth's Moon in appearance
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Mercury. It has a diameter of around 4880km, while Earths diameter is 12104 km on average. Mercury is too small and close to the sun to have an atmosphere, so there is much less protection from incoming meteors which would tend to break up in a thicker atmospheres such as the Earths. The impacts of these collisions cause craters. As with the moon, the lack of atmosphere and weathering means that the craters stay intact for millions of years.