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A small exploration crew stationed on Mercury races to explain an unexpected development of atmosphere while coping with constant seismic shocks and limited return mass. Scientists prioritize seismograph tapes and improvise meteorological instruments to measure winds and gas composition, sending out tractor sorties to gather data. Resource allocation, technical improvisation, and interpersonal friction shape their operations as successive measurements and field maneuvers uncover physical clues, forcing practical engineering solutions and cooperative problem-solving to resolve the planet's puzzling geophysical change.
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