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Always take out travel insurance, even when out of galaxy.
A new study suggests the early history of Mars was incredibly violent and the planet's two small moons are the sole surviving remnants of what was once a shimmering halo. Mars has two moons – Phobos and Deimos (from the Greek words for fear and dread respectively) – but they are tiny, misshapen planetoids, just 22 and 13km (14 …
This modelling shows that the hypotheses is possible but not probable and only by the sampling of Phobos and Deimos will we be able to tell whether they're captured asteroids or protoplanetary fragments.
Protoplanetary fragments, although superficially looking like asteroids, should show evidence (such as slow melting and compaction) of being part of a larger gravitational body whereas an asteroid, having never been in those gravitational conditions, would not.
To me the video shows a whole lot of material blasting off into space and a whole lot of material falling back to the planet, only very little of it goes into something resembling an orbit, but none of it seems stable to me. To me as an outsider this theory seems unlikely, so we'll see what the sample gathering turns up!