Explosion on Jupiter

[defacto7]

16. will do!

There are a couple of possibilities that I see. This is a projectile of relatively light consistency at a very high speed hitting at an almost 90 degree angle making an explosion on the outer atmosphere. I would imagine it would not make much of a mark because it seems to spread out at a very high speed from the impact and I mean possibly 300,000 MPH. Just from this video is seems to me the projected material is going at about the diameter of the earth per second. It's that speed that gets me. The pixelization issue I suppose could simply be his camera. Another more bizarre possibility would be that it's a tiny piece of antimatter at immense speed exploding on the outer atmosphere. In that case, there would be a lot of scientists watching for particles passing earth for confirmation.

I'm such a sceptic... I'm still not convinced. We'll see. I'd be glad to be wrong.