Mercury will make its much anticipated pass between the sun and Earth on May 9, something that only happens roughly 13 times every hundred years.
Mercury is a small, blazing hot, uninhabitable planet, but that doesn’t mean it isn’t a wonder to behold, reports CNET.
The fiery orb will make its much anticipated pass between the sun and Earth on May 9, something that only happens roughly 13 times every hundred years, notes NASA.
Mercury will begin its trans-solar journey shortly after 7am Eastern Daylight Time.
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