I know they have lots of theories and ideas, but I don't know that they're any closer to nailing things down.

In a way, we feel somewhat complete in the sense that we did go through the things we thought were reasonable. Obviously at this point none of that panned out, but we gave it a good shot.

The international community has shown a real interest in being involved in our search, ... We appreciate their efforts and I think it shows that Mars is something that captivates everyone's imagination.

At this point, we're still very confident that we're in orbit in Mars and that we're going to see the spacecraft signal in a few hours.

It is very much premature to say it is any particular cause.

It's like a battleship changing course. It takes a while, but we're moving in the right direction.

It's not the same mission with the solar arrays. It would have to be a conscious decision on NASA's part to say we want to change the basic parameters of the mission.

It potentially resulted in the loss of the mission.

It's a safety and welfare issue. It'll make our campus safer.

This is where the idea of the movie originated, this is where the inspiration came from and this was the right place for the premiere.