Program with Links to Abstracts

8:20 AM

Session Introduction

8:25 AM

Ernst C. M.* Barnouin O. S. Daly R. T. Pajola M. Tusberti F. et al.

Characterization of the DART Impact Site on Dimorphos [#2529]
Where did DART impact? / Site had lots of big boulders / What hit what and how?

8:40 AM

Dotto E.* Zinzi A. Amoroso M. Bertini I. Brucato J. R. et al.

LICIACube: The Close-Up Observation of the DART Impact [#2125]
LICIACube is a 6U CubeSat managed by the Italian Space Agency (ASI) that witnessed in situ the DART impact on Dimorphos.

8:55 AM

Stickle A. M.* DeCoster M. E. Graninger D. M. Kumamoto K. M. Owen J. M. et al.

Dimorphos's Material Properties and Estimates of Crater Size from the DART Impact [#2563]
Crater grows, speed shifts / Ejecta shoots into space / Models tell us how.

9:10 AM

Panel Q&A

9:25 AM

Daly R. T.* Ernst C. M. Barnouin O. S. Agrusa H. F. Ballouz R.-L. et al.

The Shape Of Dimorphos with Relevance To Binary Asteroid Formation [#1671]
We summarize the initial understanding of Dimorphos’ shape and describe aspects of the shape that must be explained by models of the asteroid’s formation and evolution.

9:35 AM

Barnouin O. S.* Ballouz R. L. Marchi S. Vincent J.-B. Pajola M. et al.

The Geology of the Didymos System [#2605]
We use images collected by DART and LICIACube to reconstruct Didymos and Dimorphos, to assess their geology, and to decipher the evolution of the Didymos system.

9:45 AM

Poggiali G.* Brucato J. R. Caporali S. Deshapriya J. D. P. Hasselmann P. et al.

Physical Properties and Composition of Plume Ejected from Dimorphos After DART Impact, Investigated Using LICIACube-LUKE RGB Color Data [#1934]
We report color analysis of the plume generated by DART impact on Dimorphos, secondary asteroid of Didymos system, observed by the LUKE camera onboard LICIACube.

9:55 AM

Li J.-Y.* Hirabayashi M. Farnham T. L. Sunshine J. M. Knight M. M. et al.

Hubble Space Telescope Observations of the Evolution of Dimorphos's Ejecta Created by the DART Impact [#2115]
HST observations of the Dimorphos ejecta created by the DART impact reveal its detailed evolutionary process from excavation to the formation of a tail.

10:05 AM

Panel Q&A

10:25 AM

Raducan S. D.* Jutzi M. Zhang Y. Cheng A. F. Collins G. S. et al.

Low Strength of Asteroid Dimorphos as Demonstrated by the DART Impact [#2033]
Dimorphos small and weak / DART impact, no crater made / But asteroid bent.

10:35 AM

DeCoster M. E.* Barnouin O. S. Cheng A. Daly R. T. Dotto E. et al.

Impact Modeling Results of the Deflection Efficiency Resulting from the DART Impact [#2032]
This talk details simulations performed to recreate the DART impact into Dimorphos to show the effects of material parameters on deflection efficiency.

10:45 AM

Cheng A. F.* Agrusa H. F. Barbee B. W. Meyer A. J. Farnham T. L. et al.

Determination of Momentum Transfer to Dimorphos from the Dart Kinetic Impact [#2148]
The DART mission kinetic impact on asteroid Dimorphos transferred a momentum well in excess of the spacecraft incident momentum.

10:55 AM

Schultz P. H.*

Lessons from Kinetic Probes: Deep Impact, LCROSS, and DART [#2948]
NASA’s DART mission was not the first to used kinetic impacts as a tool for planetary exploration.

11:05 AM

Panel Q&A

11:25 AM

Session Closure