Impact Plumes is a transient, high-velocity ejection phenomenon in impact cratering characterized by the upward and outward expansion of vaporized and molten material from the impact site, distinguished by its role in redistributing ejecta and volatiles into the surrounding environment or atmosphere.
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Detection of Water in the LCROSS Ejecta Plume
A. Colaprete, P. H. Schultz, J. L. Heldmann et al. · Science · 2010 · 941 citations
K. R. Housen, K. A. Holsapple · Icarus · 2010 · 462 citations
Impact ejection, spallation, and the origin of meteorites
H. J. Melosh · Icarus · 1984 · 356 citations
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