English: This is a cartoon strip of the formation of impact craters and, subsequently, secondary craters. From left to right, shows the timeline of a mass impacting a body, ejecta propagating from the initial impact, shock wave motion and the resulting cratered surface. The right most square features arrows, which express the location at which secondary craters will form outside of or away from the impact center.
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