The planet is very hot on the side facing the sun, up to 800°F (425°C), but in the near vacuum there, it could be dealt with by shielding and cooling. With Mercury's "day" being 58.6 of our days, astronauts could spend weeks on the "cold" side facing away from the Sun, or on the more-temperate boundary zones.
Astronauts don't go to Mercury it's too hot and they could send probes or spacecraft there much more cheaply, safely, and easily if they really needed to.
Nobody has yet gone to the planet Mercury as yet, and I do not think that they will send anyone there. As it is hot.
Shuttles have only been designed to be in low earth orbit and do not have the capability to go to the moon. The Apollo missions were the ones that traveled to the moon, and there have been no lunar missions since 1973.
When astronauts go on missions they come back with a few specs of stardust.
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The Mercury astronauts were the first Americans to go in Space in 1961.
to go on mercury a human would have to wear a protective suit and they would also need an oxygen tank.
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Currently, there is no way for humans to go to the planet Mercury.
Well you could travel to mercury for an exploration or just to see what it looked like ..... but Mercury is the hottest planet because it is next to the sun.........you might have to think of a tool too help us from the heat!.....
No human con go to the Planet Mercury because it is too hot.
Astronauts don't go to Mercury it's too hot and they could send probes or spacecraft there much more cheaply, safely, and easily if they really needed to.
You can go places and explore.
not right now they have to find a solution to deal with heat radiation
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