Your Job As A Scientist Is To

Your Job As A Scientist Is To Figure Out How You're Fooling Yourself.

It's Interesting To Wake Up At 3 In The Morning By Someone Saying They're A Reporter And They Want To Know How You Feel. I Felt Fine, But I Said, 'well, Why Do You Ask?'

It's An Unusual Opportunity, A Chance For So Many People To Share In The Excitement And The Fun Of The Fact That We May Be On To Hints As To What The Universe Is Made Out Of. I Guess The Whole Point Of A Prize Like This Is To Be Able To Get That Out Into The Community

From Our Point Of View, The Most Exciting Thing Would Be If We Discovered Something Really Fundamental In Our Understanding Was Just Off A Bit - And That Now We Have A Chance To Revisit It

Astronomers Ought To Be Able To Ask Fundamental Questions Without Accelerators