A strange sign was found in one of the planet's craters
The American research probe Messenger, which flew over the planet closest to the Sun just 200 kilometers away on January 14, gave an interesting picture. The lens hit a surface area 236 kilometers across. On it is a crater about 50 kilometers in diameter. And in the crater is a letter.
Mercury is full of craters - no less than the Moon. NASA specialists are said to have examined everything available to their eyes. And no signs were found in any of them. What this means, which, according to scientists, looks like an old telephone receiver, is not known exactly. Most likely, they believe, the "letter-tube" was formed as a result of volcanic activity - they say, lava leaked and then collapsed. But why only in one place?
Probably, Spartak fans could have triumphed when they saw the symbol of their club on the first (!) Planet to the luminary. But for complete happiness they lack two oblique lines.
