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Cometary dust analogues for physics experiments
A. Lethuillier, C. Feller, E. Kaufmann +23
The CoPhyLab (Cometary Physics Laboratory) project is designed to study the physics of comets through a series of earth-based experiments. For these experiments, a dust analogue wa…
A method to distinguish between micro- and macro-granular surfaces of small Solar System bodies
D. Bischoff, B. Gundlach, J. Blum
The surface granularity of small Solar System bodies is diverse through the different types of planetary bodies and even for specific objects it is often not known in detail. One o…
The tensile strength of compressed dust samples and the catastrophic disruption threshold of pre-planetary matter
I. L. San Sebastián, A. Dolff, J. Blum +2
During the planetary formation process, mutual collisions among planetesimals take place, making an impact on their porosity evolution. The outcome of these collisions depends, amo…
Sticky or not sticky? Measurements of the tensile strength of micro-granular organic materials
Dorothea Bischoff, Christopher Kreuzig, David Haack +2
Knowledge of the mechanical properties of protoplanetary and cometary matter is of key importance to better understand the activity of comets and the early stages of planet formati…
The footprint of cometary dust analogues: II. Morphology as a tracer of tensile strength and application to dust collection by the Rosetta spacecraft
L. E. Ellerbroek, B. Gundlach, A. Landeck +6
The structure of cometary dust is a tracer of growth processes in the formation of planetesimals. Instrumentation on board the Rosetta mission to comet 67P/Churyumov- Gerasimenko c…
Synthesis of the Morphological Description of Cometary Dust at Comet 67P
C. Güttler, T. Mannel, A. Rotundi +28
Before Rosetta, the space missions Giotto and Stardust shaped our view on cometary dust, supported by plentiful data from Earth based observations and interplanetary dust particles…