From Mercury, Earth and Moon normally appear as if they were two very bright stars. During a lunar eclipse on October 8, 2014, Moon seems to disappear during its passage through Earth's shadow. You can see Earth and Moon from Mercury in this new image by Messenger
New image by Opportunity rover (Mars)
Continual dune and ripple migration in Nili Patera. Picture by HIRISE (Mars)
Saturn's polar hexagon vortex. Brand new image by Cassini
Located near Mercury's north pole, inside this unnamed crater there are locations that are in permanent darkness. Mercury's axial tilt is nearly zero, so the tall crater walls cast shadows that the Sun never pierces. There is evidence that this crater contains ice within its permanently shadowed interior.