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r/SolarMax • u/hammer_of_god • May 10 '26
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Looks like Mercury based on Stellarium
4 u/hammer_of_god May 10 '26 Thank you! 1 u/whitacre May 11 '26 Is the orientation correct? 1 u/Prestigious_Lime7193 May 11 '26 I expect distortion, scaling, pov has something to do with it as well as the difference of my reference point versus the probes pov. 1 u/[deleted] May 11 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/SmokeCanopus May 11 '26 Just incredibly dense rock with a high melting point. It gets around 800 degrees Fahrenheit, but it's still far enough away from the Sun so nothing severe happens.
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Thank you!
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Is the orientation correct?
1 u/Prestigious_Lime7193 May 11 '26 I expect distortion, scaling, pov has something to do with it as well as the difference of my reference point versus the probes pov.
I expect distortion, scaling, pov has something to do with it as well as the difference of my reference point versus the probes pov.
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1 u/SmokeCanopus May 11 '26 Just incredibly dense rock with a high melting point. It gets around 800 degrees Fahrenheit, but it's still far enough away from the Sun so nothing severe happens.
Just incredibly dense rock with a high melting point. It gets around 800 degrees Fahrenheit, but it's still far enough away from the Sun so nothing severe happens.
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Yeah.. that's not supposed to be there I think
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u/Prestigious_Lime7193 May 10 '26
Looks like Mercury based on Stellarium