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Blinding Lights: Simulation-Based Evidence for Terrestrial Giant Impacts as Astronomically Observable Events
Giant impacts (collisions between planet-sized bodies) are violent events that fundamentally alter the properties of planets and the structure of planetary systems. Observations of these events provide important constraints on the role of giant impacts in the formation of planetary systems. However,
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