Henry Madan suggested the names for these bodies. In the 1960s, one of these bodies was alleged to be hollow by S. Fred Singer, who supported the thesis of Iosif Scklovsky regarding it.
Henry Madan suggested the names for these bodies. In the 1960s, one of these bodies was alleged to be hollow by S. Fred Singer, who supported the thesis of Iosif Scklovsky regarding it. One of these bodies has impact sites named after David Todd and Heinrich D'Arrest in addition to Reldresel and Limdoc. One of these bodies is the alleged source of the Kaidun meteor, and the nearly straight lines on its surface were discovered to be the result of ejecta from the body it orbits by the Express probe. The smaller of these objects has impact craters named after Swift and Voltaire, while the larger of these objects has a ten-kilometer wide impact site that is nearly as deep as its diameter, known as Stickney crater, and will eventually be pulled into the planet's surface. Discovered by Asaph Hall in 1877, for 10 points, identify these two irregularly shaped objects that orbit the red planet.
Henry Madan suggested the names for these bodies. In the 1960s, one of these bodies was alleged to be hollow by S. Fred Singer, who supported the thesis of Iosif Scklovsky regarding it.
{Phobos and Deimos} [accept in either order; accept the {moons/satellites of Mars}; prompt on {moons}; prompt on {satellites}]