Velocity determination for ejecta from craters in coarse-grained sand

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Solar System, Planetary Craters, Ejecta, Sands, Hypervelocity Impact, Velocity Measurement, Mars Craters, Grain Size, Fragmentation, Particle Trajectories

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The present study of impact ejecta raises questions concerning the fragmentation mechanism, ejection angles, and velocity of the ejecta in solar system solid bodies. The results obtained confirm findings that the more vertical trajectories contain material ejected at early stages in the cratering at higher velocities, and the near-horizontal trajectories contain material ejected at lower velocities and at a later stage.

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