Most of the information we have about Mercury's surface comes from:

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Most of the information we have about Mercury's surface comes from the Messenger spacecraft, which orbited Mercury from 2011 to 2015 and provided detailed images and data. Mariner 10 also provided information during flybys in the 1970s, but Messenger's data is more extensive and detailed. Earth-based telescopic observations can only provide limited information about Mercury's surface due to its proximity to the sun and its small size. No spacecraft have landed on Mercury's surface, so option D is incorrect.

Most of the Information We Have About Mercury's Surface Comes