Seth from Albany: Are you planning on flying by an asteroid or other bodies in the solar system between Jupiter and Pluto?
In fact, we have identified what's called a Centaur object which is, basically, a Kuiper Belt object that has had its orbit changed
so that it comes within Saturn's orbit, which is pretty close in the intersolar system for a Kuiper Belt object.
There is one object and it's called 2002G09. We actually don't get that close to it. We -- you know,
it's about, you know, three times farther away from the spacecraft than the Earth is from the sun, you know, so it's not that close;
but it is much closer than we are, you know, at the Earth from this object, and we will be able to use it as practice for acquiring Kuiper Belt objects.
When we eventually go past Pluto, we hope to be able to use this, this Centaur object.