Here's Mercury

[Manticore]

The Ups and Downs of Mercury
Mercury orbiter MESSENGER may have ended its mission last year, but scientists are still sorting through the reams of data it collected—more than 10 terabytes of data and 300,000 images—over its extended four year mission. The latest result is a global digital elevation map of the planet, which you can see an animation of here (higher elevations are brown, yellow, and red; lower elevations are in blue and purple). The highest point on Mercury is about 14,700 feet above average elevation, about as tall as Mount Bear in Alaska. The MESSENGER team also released a new image of Mercury’s north pole that shows great detail of the planet’s past volcanic activity

http://www.airspacemag.com/airspacemag/solar-system-chatter-180954753/?no-ist=

 

[NeoNite]

And already a couple of days ago:

http://www.nasa.gov/image-feature/mercury-solar-transit

And possibly somewhere in the not too distant future, somewhere in time and space...

 

[Al]

Here's the larger image.

 

[Balton]

No Freddy though.

 

[Vaskadar]

Guessing it's a false color image?

 

[tomcat ha]

looks like one at least

 

[Al]

(higher elevations are brown, yellow, and red; lower elevations are in blue and purple)

Right?

 

[NeoNite]

Mercury is simply one of the funkiest planets in the solar system. Compare that to Pluto, it's just brown and white. And it's not even a planet, sheesh.