Extension of two of the three simulations shown in Figure 2 from 24 to 36 hr, illustrating the differences in satellite stability as pre-impact temperature is increased. The two simulations have T_surf ≈ 800 K (top row) and T_surf ≈ 2000 K (bottom row), with strength included, shown at t = 0.5, 12, 24, and 36 hr. As in Figure 2, colors represent temperature. Due to its closer initial postimpact orbit, the smaller satellite formed for T_surf ≈ 800 K experiences tidal disruption within 12 hr of its initial formation, leaving behind a debris disk that will reaccrete. The larger, more distant satellite formed for T_surf ≈ 2000 K remains intact during its subsequent passes of the Earth and is expected to stabilize its orbit as its semimajor axis expands.