More food for thought from Stewart:
July 21, 2009
Jupiter's New Bling
NASA is showing the photos taken from Australian observatories of Jupiter's new shiny "hole" in its southern hemisphere. They are saying that it may have been caused by a block of ice or an asteroid too faint to have been seen before striking. Sure!
Most interesting was the info stating that the surface of Jupiter was 100s of degrees below zero, while the interior was hotter than the sun! That is a clue about what is going on.
Perhaps Jupiter is not heating up fast enough on the surface so, they sent another chemical agent in to speed things up for 2010 and a second sun.