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The Sesquinary Catastrophe on Deimos can reconcile its excited past with its dynamically cool present
Kaustub P. Anand, Matija Ćuk, David A. Minton
The origins of the Martian moons Phobos and Deimos are highly debated, and hypotheses include formation from an impact-generated circum-Martian disk or from capture of asteroids. W…
On The Applicability of Ring-Moon Cycles to Exoplanets
Isabella E. Ward, Matija Ćuk
The presence of rings and moons around exoplanets is likely to be one of the next great discoveries in exoplanet research. Using theories developed for the Solar System, we explore…
Two Possible Orbital Histories of Phobos
Matija Ćuk, Kaustub P. Anand, David A. Minton
The two moons of Mars, Phobos and Deimos, have orbits that are close to martian equator, indicating their formation from a circumplanetary disk. Phobos is currently migrating towar…
New asteroid clusters and evidence of collisional fragmentation in the L5 Trojan cloud of Mars
Apostolos A. Christou, Nikos Georgakarakos, Matija Cuk +3
Context. Trojan asteroids of Mars date from an early phase of solar system evolution. Based on a sample of <10 asteroids, MT distribution has been previously shown to be both asymm…