We had the Cassini spacecraft in the Saturn system for 10 years, and in the past two years we've found 32 new moons! We've found 67% more moons with earth-base

We had the Cassini spacecraft in the Saturn system for 10 years, and in the past two years we've found 32 new moons! We've found 67% more moons with earth-based telescopes than we discovered actually being there. Wow, space is big and we know nothing. (Of course, I don't think Cassini was actually looking for new moons on the outskirts, but still, I'm surprised we didn't accidentally find some of these...)