It appears to have many rocky valleys and ridges, and innumerable impact craters.
Mercury.
yes it does
At one time Mars had a thicker atmosphere and what appears as free running fluids on its surface. Over time, these things erode away surface features such as craters.
Yes, tons. thay are named after famous Artist, and composers.Yes there are many craters in Mercury, and scientist believe that there is ice in them
mercury has many craters and they are named after famous writers.
Mercury.
The total number is not known.
Yes it is similar to the moons surface
Mercury
The planet with many craters is Mercury. Due to its lack of a substantial atmosphere, Mercury is unable to shield itself from asteroid and meteor impacts, resulting in a surface covered with numerous craters. Additionally, its proximity to the Sun means that it experiences extreme temperature variations, which can also affect surface conditions. The Moon also has many craters, but Mercury has the distinction of being the most cratered planet in the solar system relative to its size.
Although its core is likely almost all iron, the thin crust of Mercury apparently retains a high level of silicates. With almost no atmosphere, the planet retains the scars and craters of impacts by meteors over its planetary history.