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On January 8, 2025, the ESA–JAXA BepiColombo mission completed its sixth and final flyby of Mercury — passing just 295 kilometers above the planet’s scorched surface. This razor-close encounter marked the last gravity assist before the spacecraft enters Mercury’s orbit in 2026.

In this video, we explore how BepiColombo survived extreme heat near the Sun, captured breathtaking images of Mercury’s craters and basins, and collected groundbreaking data about its magnetic field, core, and exosphere.

From volcanic landscapes and shadowed ice craters to plasma storms and mineral secrets, this flyby brings us closer than ever to understanding the solar system’s most mysterious planet.

👇 TIMESTAMPS
🚀 00:00 – Introduction & Why Mercury Is So Hard to Reach
🛰️ 01:30 – BepiColombo Mission Overview (ESA + JAXA)
☀️ 03:10 – Journey to Mercury & Gravity Assist Strategy
📸 05:05 – January 8, 2025 Closest Flyby Explained
🕳️ 06:45 – Stunning Craters, Ice Shadows & Caloris Basin
⚡ 08:30 – Magnetosphere, Plasma & Particle Discoveries
🔬 10:15 – What the Data Reveals About Mercury’s Core
🔮 11:45 – What Happens Next: Orbit Insertion & 2027 Science

📌 Why this mission matters:
• Unlocks Mercury’s formation history
• Explains extreme space weather near the Sun
• Improves models for exoplanets close to stars
• Prepares for long-term orbital science in 2027

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