Is there any rings orbiting mercury?

Answer 1

No. Mercury does not have any moons.

The nearness of Mercury to the Sun (which exerts much more gravitational influence than the planet) is the likely reason that no natural satellites are present. It is unlikely but possible that one or more may have existed in the past.

Answer 2

No, there are no known rings orbiting Mercury. Mercury is a small, rocky planet close to the Sun, and its gravity is not strong enough to hold onto any ring system like the gas giants in our solar system.

Answer 3

There is no evidence to suggest that Mercury ever had a moon.

The nearness of Mercury to the Sun (which exerts much more gravitational influence than the planet) is the likely reason that no natural satellites are present. It is unlikely but possible that one or more may have existed in the past.

Answer 4

Mercury has no satellites or moons, neither does Venus.

The earth has 1 moon. Mars has 2 and all the other planets have considerably more moons than Mars.

Answer 5

Mars has two small known moons called Phobos and Diemos.

Answer 6

No. There are no moons around the planet Mercury.

(see related question)

Answer 7

Mercury has no known moons as far as can be determined. A moon of even fairly small size would have been detected by the MESSENGER probe orbiting the planet.

Answer 8

no it is to close to the sun and if it did have a moon it would be torn apart by the sun and the planet

Answer 9

Mercury has no moons

Answer 10

No, not at all. poor little guy. :)