Jupiter ignition!!!!

It is already ignited. It is also 2 days ago on Saturday directly opposite us on the other side of the sun. I would think based on last year and the annual cycle if not interfered with, it would be back visible in our sky pre dawn close to the end of March. The ignition energies travel considerably slower than light. They are different,
so we don't use speed light to define them and they have to pass through the sun, which was the point in waiting so it will absorb and filter some of them. That is why the sun is very quiet, so it can absorb some of the energy. It is NOT quiet on the other side, computer models are producing a lot of activity on the other side.

As an example of energies traveling slower than light, it takes 8 minutes for light from the sun to get here, however, the energies from a coronal hole take usually 4-5 days to arrive.