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A Collisional Origin for Ice-rich Iapetus and Titan's Anomalous Eccentricity
We test whether collisions involving Titan can eject enough water-rich material onto sufficiently distant Saturn-bound orbits to form Iapetus, while also accounting for Titan's orbital eccentricity. Three-dimensional impact calculations and post-impact trajectories examine initially Saturn-unbound a
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