ABOUT GUAVATRON TO THE MOON DIAMOND DUSTED BLUNTS

As the quick-spinning Plutonian moons are little, ranging in diameter from ten to some tens of kilometers throughout, a collision with a big impactor could effortlessly have imparted a lot of spin to the bodies, commented astronomer Scott Tremaine of the Institute for Innovative Research in Princeton, N.J., who's not part of the New Horizons team.[