Is there nutrients on planet Mercury?

Answer 1

There may be frozen methane or ammonia in the ice there, both of which are used on Earth as fertilizers. There might be water ice as well, but it's difficult to measure such a small object so far away.

Answer 2

There is no food on Pluto, or indeed, anywhere in the solar system other than the Earth and the International Space Station. So if you are planning to visit Pluto, it is wise to bring your own food.

Answer 3

No, there is no life or known nutrients on the planet Mercury. Mercury is a barren and inhospitable world with extreme temperatures, making it unable to support life as we know it.

Answer 4

no.

Not determined now but it is possible to be founded in the future.

Answer 5

What your probably meaning is organic substances. No.

Answer 6

very cold with winds up to 250km per second

Answer 7

yes when Pluto was found one side was green

Answer 8

No, there are no nutrients or resources on planet Mercury.

Answer 9

Plutonium is not from Pluto. We have only ever sent one probe to Pluto and it is not coming back. The element is, however, named after Pluto.

Answer 10

It is possible because uranium exist on Mars; but I don't have any documented data resulting from analysis of samples.