“A crater named “Vivaldi” – someone at NASA/Johns Hopkins University likes classical music. Then again, that crater has rather “baroque” topography.”

Nice.

But I think (may be wrong but think) Vivaldi was named earlier being on the “visible bit” of the planet & NOT by NASA JHU.

My understanding (which again could be wrong) is that features on Mercury are generally named after musicians, poets, composers and artists as an IAU naming policy. The Caloris (heat ) Basin being one of the few exceptions to that.

Similarly features on Venus are named after famous or mythical women and trans-Neptunean ice dwarf planets are named after creation myth figures in indigenous cultures Ouranoite moons are named after characters in Shakespearean plays, Jovian moons named after nymphs who fell victim to his amourous advances, etc ..

Cool image anyway.

Is there more to come from this fly-by still?

Did they ever find the Mercurian shield volcano suggested by Arecibo radio mapping data?

Anyone know & care to enlighten me?

Obviously, this is evidence for life on Mercury. *Intelligent* life, since they’ve created sports arenas with retractable ceilings.