Astralman Disrupts Jupiter’s Gas Layer

At 7:52 am, Astralman was observed by multiple telescopes around the world leaving the atmosphere at a speed roughly on par with the Parker Solar Probe. The apparent exit was a response to a threat far outside the spans of our solar system. As Astralman left the solar system, the velocity of which he was moving put him on a direct collision course with the side of Jupiter. Rather then divert course, Astralman flew directly through the side of Jupiter resulting in a large disruption of the planet’s gas layer. The disruption left a U shape roughly the size of three earths on the side of the planet, leaving earth and other planets vulnerable to solar debris for around a one minute before the gas layer returned to normal. It’s unknown if Astralman intentionally flew through Jupiter as he was traveling through the stars or if it was accidental. Regardless, it put Astralman in some hot water and gave him a temporary negative view in the media. ( then again, it’s not like he’d know )