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    Modelling Didymoon’s post-impact libration

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    • Title Modelling Didymoon’s post-impact libration
    • Released: 26/06/2019
    • Length 00:40:00
    • Language English
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    • Copyright University of Maryland–H. Agrusa
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      PhD student Harrison Agrusa from the University of Maryland, as part of a larger team studying the dynamics of the Didymos system has been simulating the impact of the DART spacecraft on the smaller body. The result is that the impact imparts a pronounced side to side movement – known as a libration – to the smaller body. ESA’s follow-up Hera mission would observe this libration in close-up, in order to better constrain the efficiency of DART’s momentum transfer.

      Credit: University of Maryland–H. Agrusa

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    • Keywords Asteroids, Impact, Technology

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