Does Mars' moon Deimos spin on its' axis?

Similarly, an early moon of Mars could have been impacted by a large object, leaving Phobos and Deimos as the only remaining bits. ... read more

It has no spin and is tidally locked in relation to Mars. An Alternative way to put that is that its spin takes the same time as its orbit. Similar in fact to Earth's moon. read more

Like Earth's moon, Deimos' axial rotation is synchronous with its orbital revolution as a satellite of Mars. read more

Deimos, like Mars's other moon, Phobos, has spectra, albedos, and densities similar to those of a C-or D-type asteroid [citation needed]. Like most bodies of its size, Deimos is highly non-spherical with triaxial dimensions of 15 × 12.2 × 11 km, making it 56% of the size of Phobos. read more