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Mercury has shrunk 30% since birth, new study finds

Planetary scientists validate approach and implications

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Experts including Paul Byrne at Washington University and Hannes Bernhardt at University of Maryland affirm the study's methodology and significance. Byrne expressed confidence the results will hold and advance understanding of Mercury's geology; Bernhardt noted that Mercury offers lessons about formation and evolution of rocky bodies like Earth.

Planetary scientists validate approach and implications
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“If their results hold—and I'm confident they will—then we'll have taken a step further in investigating planets we can't yet visit in person.”

Paul Byrne

Gaku Nishiyama Study co-author, planetary scientistPaul Byrne Planetary scientist, Washington University in St. LouisHannes Bernhardt Planetary geologist, University of Maryland

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  1. 2 outlets Mercury Has Wrinkles That Show It's Shrinking. Now, Scientists Say the Planet Has Shriveled Far More Than Previously Thought

    first by Smithsonian, 1d ago · also Smithsonian Magazine

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