This week NASA released some pictures and a short video of a super hurricane measuring 5,000 miles across on the South Pole of Saturn.
http://saturn.jpl.nasa.gov/home/index.cfm
This prompted a couple of the news stations brilliant flaxen-haired media personalities to prophetically postulate on whether or not it was a black hole on the surface of Saturn.
So in response to their brilliant question, I would like to answer them here publicly:
No, sweetheart, it's not a hurricane and here are a couple reasons why:
There's light near where the Schwarzschild radius would be, the gravitational pull would collapse the planet, there are particles obviously traveling up and down, and it doesn't seem to have a density of matter that has become too great in the self-accelerating process to warp four-dimensional space time to a point singularity wherein the Enterprise could clearly travel through it.
I hope that explains it.
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