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Reverted edits by IMBach (talk) to last revision by DavidE
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→‎Ice
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Added section on ice, will be expanding and adding refs
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Placement, sections
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Moved to its own section, small wording addition
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When was the precession of Mercury's orbit first noticed?
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→‎Magnetic Field
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→‎Orbital oddities
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reuse spacemag ref - with a tip of the hat to FrancisG
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In the pre-Christian era, this planet actually had two names, as it was not realized it could alternately appear on one side of the Sun and then the other
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Okay, just hard to see - gotta know when and where to look - not like the Evening Star
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The ancient Greeks & Romans saw Mercury without benefit of telescopes
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At its farthest distance from the Sun, it is nearly 50% farther than at its nearest distance to the Sun.
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I didn't know you could EVER see it, without a telescope
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challenge to mainstream science needs a ref
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Undo revision 355924 by Special:Contributions/JoaquÃn MartÃnez (User talk:JoaquÃn MartÃnez) this one was actually ok
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Reverted edits by SamW (Talk); changed back to last version by Jenkins
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