We're not going to be around then, and Pluto's still unexplored. This is our opportunity. If we miss it, I think that our civilization will regret it.

The opportunity was there to start a new program, and they made me feel very welcome. I've had an association with some of the families at Chadwick for 15-20 years, and that makes it very, very difficult to leave.

I can't really say we're really surprised. We proposed this, to look for satellites around Pluto.

It's possible that the C fragment may still come back again.

Little pieces of evidence kept coming out in our favor and making the case. The two moons are almost exactly where we'd predicted they'd be.

It's always exciting to find a new object in the solar system. This gives us further support that a giant collision took place at the beginning of the solar system.